Schumacher® SL472 12V Lithium Booster and Power Bank with Wireless Charging 1000PA 13751 Axle Jacks Contents: 1/2"Sq Drive Hex Socket Size:14 S

Name: Schumacher® SL472 12V Lithium Booster and Power Bank with Wireless Charging 1000PA 13751 Axle Jacks Contents: 1/2"Sq Drive Hex Socket Size:14 S
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 49592151512
Price: 180.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.315 (7 reviews)

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SKU 49592151512

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Description

Schumacher® SL472 12V Lithium Booster and Power Bank with Wireless Charging 1000PA 13751 Axle Jacks Contents: 1 2"Sq Drive Hex Socket Size:14 S Contents: 1 2"Sq Drive Hex Socket Bits Dickie Dyer Heavy Duty MAP Pro Gas Torch CGA600 Propane 361700 This compact Schumacher lithium jump starter and power bank is designed for on the go charging The built in flashlight offers flashing and SOS modes for emergency use

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