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Champion 12 Hole Tray # CT-446
MFR Model# CT446
Overview
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Steel tray holds up to 12 plugs. Speeds handling of used or new plugs. Holes numbered to correspond with engine cylinders. Protects against shielding barrel contamination. |
Specifications
- Dims: 5"H x 8"L x 3.5"W. Wt. 1 lb.
Reviews
Sturdy unit with numbered holes, keeps your plugs safe while you are working.
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Sparkplug Tray # Ct-446
nice
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Sparkplug Tray # Ct-446
As advertised.
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Sparkplug Tray # Ct-446
I have been a very good & regular Aircraft Spruce customer since 1972..... I have always aspired to have a Champion Sparkplug Tray # CT-446 to have in my hangar shop mainly because they have always looked so COOL & seemed so hangar-like. However, mine was backordered for a LONG time & when it finally arrived, Champion has changed the look!!! Now, Champion has REMOVED their great logo & put some STUPID Aerospace message on each side!!! One can purchase a similar product other places for a LOT less money but, THIS one is the model that we wanted!!! If one orders a David Clark headset - you want it to look lake a David Clark headset & NOT orange & black!!! I am not certain if I am going to return this or not!!! Note - On Aircraft Spruces request for my review & on-line this produt still looks like the item that we all grew up with!!! Kevin C.
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Sparkplug Tray # Ct-446
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