Description This offer is for one (1) new surplus/old stock Winter Bros. 1/2"-20 NF pulley tap as pictured. HS3 high speed tool steel, 4 flute, taper, 12" overall length.
This is a Steel 3" diameter pulley In Good condition--some wear and tear dust and dirt and rust- minor nicks on edges but good working shape. Local Pick-up Available I will combine shipping on multiple purchases when practical. Please complete bidding then request a combined invoice.
UP FOR SALE PULLEY BLOCK , HERE ARE THE SPECS : Designed For Wire Rope Attachment Type Swivel Eye Max. Cable Size 5/16" Working Load Limit 3000 lb. Sheave Outside Dia.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
Applications For tapping deep holes. Nut Taps Used in the tapping of nuts. Undersized shank allows for several nuts to build up on the tap at the same time.
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