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Hey Guys im selling a couple of things:-

1] Tool Kit- I have used it only a couple of times and all the tools are in perfect condition.. It has most of the basic and some extra things that come with a tool kit.. Im selling it for $60.

post-60999-0-03902400-1307537130_thumb.jpg post-60999-0-61502100-1307537142_thumb.jpg

2] Trolley Jack- This is the portable trolley jack which is light and can be carried around.. It can lift upto 1600 kg's on one side... Its in decent condition and has been used a couple of times.. Im selling it for $50.. It doesnt come with the box..

It looks like this-> post-60999-0-27151500-1307537270_thumb.jpg

3] Axle Stands- Its in good condition and has been used a couple of times but still as good as new... It can lift upto 3 tons.. Im selling it for $50..

It looks like this-> post-60999-0-08127600-1307537345_thumb.jpg

I live in Melbourne.. You can contact me on 0434264107..

Cheers!!

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