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That sucker looks like a tank. Nice find for a 5 spot. Does she run?Found a grimy Dayton 1/2" drill at the Flea Market
The nice lady offered my money back if it didn't work
I told her not to worry.....I figure the Jacobs Hartford chuck is worth 5 bucks
It cleaned up surprisingly well and surprisingly fast
Thanks Radar. I was just trying to date it myself. Yes last 2 are 80. Their system is very strange!!
Nice space gun!Found a grimy Dayton 1/2" drill at the Flea Market
The nice lady offered my money back if it didn't work
I told her not to worry.....I figure the Jacobs Hartford chuck is worth 5 bucks
It cleaned up surprisingly well and surprisingly fast
Death Ray 3000!
21/32 was used by Ford for connecting rod nuts on the Model A. That is probably why it was included in this set.Hit a garage sale while I was out and about. It was pretty picked over, but I did get a Blackhawk breaker bar and a cool old Hinsdale set. 3/8 drive and labeled a 13j. All the sockets are there and the crossbar. Looks like it’s just missing the breaker bar. Oddly enough, it includes a 21/32” socket. I don’t recall seeing that size in 3/8 drive.
Thank you Sir!
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Wow, you **** majorly!Went to two pro estate sales this weekend, one was a bust and they other had quite a bit of newer USA Craftsman stuff which is usually not up my alley unless seldom seen in the wild not to mention typically overpriced at pro sales. Well saw the Craftsman Professional metric flare nut wrench set essentially unused and and no price marked so ask the tool guy how much ? $12 he says and I was shocked since they had individual wrenches priced at $12, $10 and but not surprisingly they weren't moving............needless to say sold !
SweeeeetBeen working 70 hour weeks since the first of the year. Today was my 17th straight day. That ends tomorrow since we’re getting another blast of snow and I’ll keep the tankers off the road. I love this time of year for the overtime.
Earlier this week I made a delivery to one of my many regulars. Her heating oil tank is in the garage so she opens the garage for access every time we deliver. We always have a nice conversation.
As I was leaving this time, she asked me if I knew anyone who wanted to buy a car. I said “maybe”. She mentioned a price and I said I’d look. As soon as I opened the hood I told her I was interested and asked how much she’d really take. We settled on $600 and I went back over today with a new battery, an air compressor to pump the tires up to snuff and drove it home.
‘97 Buick Regal GS sedan with 87k miles, leather interior, power everything, and the Supercharged 3.8 V6.
When I read supercharger, I was sure you misspoke and meant turbo. Damn, it really is. You ****.Been working 70 hour weeks since the first of the year. Today was my 17th straight day. That ends tomorrow since we’re getting another blast of snow and I’ll keep the tankers off the road. I love this time of year for the overtime.
Earlier this week I made a delivery to one of my many regulars. Her heating oil tank is in the garage so she opens the garage for access every time we deliver. We always have a nice conversation.
As I was leaving this time, she asked me if I knew anyone who wanted to buy a car. I said “maybe”. She mentioned a price and I said I’d look. As soon as I opened the hood I told her I was interested and asked how much she’d really take. We settled on $600 and I went back over today with a new battery, an air compressor to pump the tires up to snuff and drove it home.
‘97 Buick Regal GS sedan with 87k miles, leather interior, power everything, and the Supercharged 3.8 V6.
On Friday morn, I too braved the cold and hit the sale near Provincial. And boy, was it cold! Anyway, here is what I found:
As Provincial said, the pricing at this sale was over the top. $80 for a 1/4" Snap-on ratchet? I will pass. But there was a lot of unpriced merch, and they were ready to deal when I got there, so I picked up a mixed Armstrong and Proto set of hex sockets in flying lady tin, and an almost complete set of MAC 1/4" metric impacts. And when I was picking these up, I grabbed a small box to hold them in, and low and behold, this was the box:
A dirty but intact Proto puller box. This is my favorite part of the day. Anyway, $20 total.
After that, little dog Pepperoni and I hit the dog park, and then headed off to another sale, which, while it mentioned tools, did not show any pics of them. But, here is what I got for $6:
Armstrong hex socket, small crow bar, MAC 1/4" driver and extension, misc. 3/8" drive metric hex sockets (Wright, Proto, Snap-on), MAC DBE, MAC metric combos, Armstrong rachet adaptor, MAC sockets, Armstrong wedge, Martin 8oz ball pein head. A little crustier than I usually pick up, but should clean up nicely. I will circle back on that sale today, see if there is anything I missed.
Not a bad morning today, 1 “indoor yard sale “ that was mainly women’s stuff but found a couple of things. Then a market place find.
YS for $7
3 Milwaukee screwdrivers
Snap on 3/4 wrench
Grill skillet
4 brand new 2 stroke oil bottles
Next was the market place buy for $45
Gerstner 7 drawer machinist box with 2 keys and some wood working stuff
Wards master 4 drawer hardware bin
Atha and un marked ball peens
Woodcraft of England cabinet driver
Been working 70 hour weeks since the first of the year. Today was my 17th straight day. That ends tomorrow since we’re getting another blast of snow and I’ll keep the tankers off the road. I love this time of year for the overtime.
Earlier this week I made a delivery to one of my many regulars. Her heating oil tank is in the garage so she opens the garage for access every time we deliver. We always have a nice conversation.
As I was leaving this time, she asked me if I knew anyone who wanted to buy a car. I said “maybe”. She mentioned a price and I said I’d look. As soon as I opened the hood I told her I was interested and asked how much she’d really take. We settled on $600 and I went back over today with a new battery, an air compressor to pump the tires up to snuff and drove it home.
‘97 Buick Regal GS sedan with 87k miles, leather interior, power everything, and the Supercharged 3.8 V6.
Went to two pro estate sales this weekend, one was a bust and they other had quite a bit of newer USA Craftsman stuff which is usually not up my alley unless seldom seen in the wild not to mention typically overpriced at pro sales. Well saw the Craftsman Professional metric flare nut wrench set essentially unused and and no price marked so ask the tool guy how much ? $12 he says and I was shocked since they had individual wrenches priced at $12, $10 and but not surprisingly they weren't moving............needless to say sold !
I hate when that happensI went back to yesterday’s garage sale to see if I could find the breaker bar to that hinsdale set I bought. I struck out on that, but I did pick up 4 hinsdale combos for a buck. I guess I’m a hinsdale guy now?
Nice haul. Some real neat oddballs in there. I’m having a hard time figuring out how this one was used.Swap meet 3 stops 23.00 total
Snap on 1/2 drive extension 1 in 3/8 drive 6 in 3/8 drive drag link socket and a167 almost like a basin wrench
Proto 2 wood Los Angeles files 5 tac things a specialty socket 5216-h 13/16 1/2 socket deep 11mm shallow and 4759 looks like type of line wrench and 2007
Bobby Ed 1618h
Craftman long c 11/32 and skinny beam doe 1/2-9/16
Mac phillps
Mercedes Benz doe 19-17 14-17
Hudson wrench maybe for gas tanks
4 mini screwdriver
Willams Allen socket missing allen
Plomb 3/8 drive 1/2 socket 5216
A weird open end wrench just with a w on it with closed box end
Herbrand 255
Valve cor tool
Hc American pick
Some needle nose caaergh? Usa
My guess would be a flare nut wrench meant to use an extension as a handle.
