Powerbuilt 3/8" DR. STUD EXTRACTOR
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You'll be glad you have this tool next time you need to extract a stud from an engine block or chassis. Attach it to an impact gun, 3/8” drive ratchet, bar or wrench and quickly extract clean, rusted, broken and stripped studs with equal ease. It’s compact enough to fit in the tight spaces so typical in modern engine bays. It’s versatile too, and fits SAE studs from ¼” through ½” and metric studs from 6mm through 12mm. Dependable Powerbuilt automotive specialty tools meet or exceed applicable ANSI standards and have a lifetime warranty, all at affordable prices.
-For quick clean removal of new or damaged studs
-Compact size to reach studs in tight spaces
-Use with combination wrench, 3/8 inch ratchet, extension or breaker bar or impact gun on low setting
-Extracts SAE studs from 1/4" through 1/2", metric studs from 6mm thru 12mm
-Meets or exceeds ANSI standards. Lifetime warranty.
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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