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Craftsman
Impact Wrench

Model # 75618964-1 Official Craftsman impact wrench

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Screw 202062777
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Screw

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Bushing 201092292
#1

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Bushing

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Bearing 206046222
#22

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Bearing

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Dog Cam 201079289
#34

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Dog cam

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Throttle Pin 201037417
#9

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Throttle pin

Part #201037417

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Lever 201039399
#13

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Lever

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Line 206116252
#25

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Line

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Clutch Dog 206116247
#35

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Clutch dog

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Cap Screw 211070425
#19

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Cap screw

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Owner's Manual 203133667

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Owner's manual

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