Milwaukee Pry Bar and Hook and Pick Mechanic Tool Set (14-Piece )

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The GEARWRENCH 120XP Flex-Head GearBox ratcheting wrenches offer the longest reach of any GEARWRENCH ratcheting wrench. The combination of the 120° position ratcheting wrench mechanism with 3° swing arc, the flex-head and XL beam length give the best access and leverage available. Universal spline drive works on 5 different common fasteners, 12 point and 6 point, rounded 6 point, spline, E-Torx and square. Non ratcheting end for breaking free fasteners and 0° offset to increase access.

GearWrench 5/8in 120XP Universal Spline XL Flex Gearbox Ratcheting Wrench

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Milwaukee Electric Tools MLW48-22-9214 Pry bar Set

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Milwaukee 8-Piece Hook and Pick Set - 48-22-9218

The Milwaukee 4-pc. pry bar set features an I-beam design for up to 40% more prying strength. The all-metal core and hammer-ready strike cap increase leverage and durability. Each pry bar has a comfort tri-lobe handle, as well as a chrome finish for superior corrosion resistance. The 4 pc. pry bar set comes in an easy-access tray for a long-term storage solution.

Milwaukee 4 Piece Pry Bar Set

The GEARWRENCH 120XP Flex-Head GearBox ratcheting wrenches offer the longest reach of any GEARWRENCH ratcheting wrench. The combination of the 120° position ratcheting wrench mechanism with 3° swing arc, the flex-head and XL beam length give the best access and leverage available. Universal spline drive works on 5 different common fasteners, 12 point and 6 point, rounded 6 point, spline, E-Torx and square. Non ratcheting end for breaking free fasteners and 0° offset to increase access.

GearWrench 5/8in 120XP Universal Spline XL Flex Gearbox Ratcheting Wrench

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