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jeffmoss26

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Look what was inside!
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Nice!!
 
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Those damn New Briton and Blackhawk sockets look soo much like the Snap-on's no matter how careful I am I always seem to end up with a couple of them after a day at the sales.
 

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OK a little Google search and this is NOT a Disston hacksaw! It is a No. 6 10" Disston De-horning saw!
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From a 1918 Disston Catalog:

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I'm not sure that anyone has the answer to that question, or if they do, they're not telling. I've been trying to find out as well.

It has something to do with the change from Moore Drop Forge to Easco to Danaher.

From about 1959 to the late 60's, they used the =V= stamp :)V: for small 1/4" sockets and extensions)

Then Easco took over and from the late 60's(?) to the 80's(?) the -V- codes were used. Part numbers were added after 1974.

For a short time in the 70's(?) I think the =V= came back, but it was short lived.

After 1986 (Danaher) it switched to -G-, and it's variations. Then back to variations and combos of V.

For Craftsman date codes try this thread at the Garage Gazette :

http://www.thegaragegazette.com/index.php?topic=867.0

Thanks for the info!!

John
 

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yeah Outlaw, it is thrashed. I'll take a closer look at it today. I was so disappointed I left it at my shop- didn't even bring it home. It still goes in and out, and the jaws line up to within a degree or two. All I saw in the murk of the hunt was the long round nose, and an even coat of paint....

still, at $10 it's not bad. Well, ok, it's bad, but I'm telling myself 'lesson learned- don't be blinded by a round nose' :)

zuk
 

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After an hour and 1/2 of rooting through 40 some odd bins of tools... I came out with this:


Two Crescent wrenches, a =V= speed handle, another No. 4 wrench, and more =V= wrenches....


83 more =V= Sockets! A ton of duplicates, but at least I now have 1/2 of a 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" sets in =V=!


48 SK Sockets! Left behind a lot of SK Wayne....

an assortment of others...


CMan -V- Metric's and two BE's

7 Bonney's

9 William's

A Herbrand

3 Armstrongs

And 7 Proto's... left behind a lot of Proto Professionals...

...think I'm done for the season, at least a month to figure out whats F/S and what I'm keeping after I clean everything up.
 

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This weekend's pick-ups. Surprisingly all picked up Saturday and today even though I was also making the rounds on the prime day of Friday. You just never know how it is going to work out.

The one sale was the house of a master plumber with a couple of detached garages full of collected/hoarded tools, etc. Sale started yesterday from 7:00 to 5:00 and continued today from 7:00-5:00. Didn't hit it yesterday since I didn't want to fight the crowd and had other places to hit so went to today to see if I could pick up some unique/less common stuff that others over look. I am a cheap bottom feeder :lol:

Stuff all over the place and at least 5 guys helping clear/organize/price/scrap everything. Had to make at least 4 rounds of each area because it was still so overwhelming even on the second day. My hands were black by the time I walked out. I like those kinds of sales...... Klein/Hazet/Facom stuff was from that sale.

No suckage but all for very reasonable prices

Keep the post coming folks, enjoying all the posted finds :beer:


Klein shears/cutter
Vise-Grips
Napa Adjustable
Crescent Adjustable

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Craftsman manifold wrench
Snap-on Combo wrench
Snap-on open/flare wrench
Proto flare wrench


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Couple of Hazet screwdrivers
Couple of Mac Torx drivers
Snap-on screwdriver


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Snap-on 3/8 extension
Facom 1/2" drive ratchet


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Time well spent there Rick with all those USA made sockets.

However, gotta know HOW MUCH as big difference between You **** Score versus full retail for used stuff.

Can't earn a You **** award if don't tell GJ what you paid! :D
 

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Slim pickings today. Sundays my only day off to do any digging around. Guy had a CL post for Thurs through Sat, I emailed him last night and he said come on over today.



Just rounding out some stuff I either don't have or lost (like the 1/4 drive 8mm deep, had one disappear on me last week at the shop). Got all of the above for $25, not a you **** deal by any means, but worth it to me given it's all stuff I needed. Craftsman 22mm VA wrench, 1/4 drive 8mm Deep G2, 1/2 drive 5/8 short G2, three piece swivel set, 3/8 down to 1/4 Adapter, and then two MAC adapters, 3/8 up to 1/2" and 1/4 up to 3/8". Happy with todays take.
 

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Damn Rick, lots of good sockets, can't believe you left the SK Wayne and Proto Professionals though!
 

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Time well spent there Rick with all those USA made sockets.

However, gotta know HOW MUCH as big difference between You **** Score versus full retail for used stuff.

Can't earn a You **** award if don't tell GJ what you paid! :D

$50 for the haul, with the promise of giving him the bin back in two weeks...or keeping it in my car in case he pops in my work.

Damn Rick, lots of good sockets, can't believe you left the SK Wayne and Proto Professionals though!

Was starting to run out of money :lol: Weren't the professionals made after Stanley bought them out? I don't collect Waynes and they don't sell as well on the bay... might grab them just because in two weeks.
 

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Trying out embedding the pic....anywho...picked this up for 25 this weekend. Rough on the outside, but the moving parts are oiled and run like a top.

Also picked up-
Drywall Texture Spray Gun- 10
Almost new gas weedwacker with electric start- 20
20' manual chain hoist- 10
6" c clamp-2
Wheelbarrow-5
Pictures of the other stuff to come if this embedding stuff works.
 

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No u **** deals but I am happy for Sunday deals
Spent 20 for a creeper(no pic) and a box of USA (90 %) sockets /ratctches, vice grips and a craftsman box with the logo I needed for a vice restore.
20 bucks for the hon cabinet and a laptop bag . And a buck for the toolbox shelf...
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Rick -
That's a big YOU **** from the northeast !!!!!!!
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AAAAACK!!

That was a good 1 1/2 hours spent.
I can't find that many =V= series in 10 places, let alone 1. Up here no-one gives them up.
Did you find any 19/32, 21/32, 25/32 shorts, or the elusive 25/32 deep socket in =V= ?
 

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No u **** deals but I am happy for Sunday deals
Spent 20 for a creeper(no pic) and a box of USA (90 %) sockets /ratctches, vice grips and a craftsman box with the logo I needed for a vice restore.
20 bucks for the hon cabinet and a laptop bag . And a buck for the toolbox shelf...

$40 for all that? :drool: I think that is definitely worthy of a "you ****" award. :thumbup:

I like the 30cal crate that the sockets came in. :lol_hitti So much better than a plastic box.

Trying out embedding the pic....anywho...picked this up for 25 this weekend. Rough on the outside, but the moving parts are oiled and run like a top.

Almost new gas weedwacker with electric start- 20

That looks real nice, especially for $25. So basically you bought an electric motor and got a drill press for free? :thumbup:

An electric start weedwacker :wtf: :headscrat
 
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rickhigginshtbr

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Rick -
That's a big YOU **** from the northeast !!!!!!!
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AAAAACK!!

That was a good 1 1/2 hours spent.
I can't find that many =V= series in 10 places, let alone 1. Up here no-one gives them up.
Did you find any 19/32, 21/32, 25/32 shorts, or the elusive 25/32 deep socket in =V= ?

Nothing on the 32nd's from today's haul... I'll dig out yesterday's haul tomorrow to see if there were any. Unfortunately no deep =V='s to be found...
 
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No u **** deals but I am happy for Sunday deals
Spent 20 for a creeper(no pic) and a box of USA (90 %) sockets /ratctches, vice grips and a craftsman box with the logo I needed for a vice restore.
20 bucks for the hon cabinet and a laptop bag . And a buck for the toolbox shelf...

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I dunno.

I'd say YOU **** re: that big ole' box of chrome goodies you got right there.

:)

:thumbup:

Gotta love that .30 cal wooden ammo box it all came in too I'm guessin'.

:)
 

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$50 for the haul, with the promise of giving him the bin back in two weeks...or keeping it in my car in case he pops in my work.

Was starting to run out of money :lol: Weren't the professionals made after Stanley bought them out? I don't collect Waynes and they don't sell as well on the bay... might grab them just because in two weeks.

Holy **** . . . . all that for $50 . . . in ONE haul . . . .

. . . . that's a RESOUNDING . . . YOU **** !!! . . . . big time !!
 

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Nice hauls everybody.It is nice to know our addictions are helping the US economy.
This weekend I was able to hit an Estate Sale on Friday after work along with a weekend flea mkt on Sunday.

I grouped it all together in the photos below.
I also kept the total under $40 for everything.
WRENCHES:
P & C 272- 11/16" combo
P & C 2820 -9/16"x 5/8" doe
P & C 2714 - 7/16" combo
Williams 1166-3/4" combo
Williams 1162 - 7/16" combo
Williams 1731a 3/4"x7/8" doe
Indestro 1/2" open x 7/16" box
K & R 601 doe (it's the squiggly one)
Craftsman Professional Full Polish 23mm
? Forged in USA 9/16" x 5/8" doe
Plvmb 1127 1/2" x 19/32 dbe

PLIERS
Crestaloy sidecuts
Channellock 420 and 337
Mini needlenose,might know more after evaporust and my glasses : )
2 pr of battery terminal pliers,once again evaporust and glasses.

MISC

Square D wiggy voltage tester
Eagle oil can/squeeze pump
Jumper cables

RATCHETS

KLEIN 65820 1/2" ratchet
CRAFTSMAN =VJ=43175 3/8" fine tooth ratchet
CORNWELL- 3/8" ratchet black finish
S-K -45170 3/8" ratchet

Thanks for looking,
Andy
 

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Rick -
That's a big YOU **** from the northeast !!!!!!!
billcat.gif
AAAAACK!!

That was a good 1 1/2 hours spent.
I can't find that many =V= series in 10 places, let alone 1. Up here no-one gives them up.
Did you find any 19/32, 21/32, 25/32 shorts, or the elusive 25/32 deep socket in =V= ?


That jogged my memory, I checked my =V= sockets and sure enough I have a 25/32 deep in nice condition!
 

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That jogged my memory, I checked my =V= sockets and sure enough I have a 25/32 deep in nice condition!

Nice :thumbup:
The few that I've seen (including my 2) have had hard lives. For some reason the chrome has trouble holding up on that one socket.
 

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Stumbled upon these goodies. Making arrangements to visit - the dude said he would meet me during his lunch because I seemed interested!

http://montreal.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-tool-storage-benches-coffre-outils-snap-on-W0QQAdIdZ510310225
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..and...

http://montreal.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-tool-storage-benches-Armoir-garage-W0QQAdIdZ510311395
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Hoping to make a deal by taking both. Might clean up the tool box then give it to my son who plans to take the entrance exam for electrician school.

Can someone tell me what model the tool box is likely to be?

Perhaps I should have started a new thread....until I bring them home anyways!
 
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Nothing big here just some small things,

I got a small hammer for the popup, 2 1/2" drive extension, a Matco Short Detector, and a interesting Craftsman screwdriver set.

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Crowntop mini screw driver set,
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missing one of the 6 pieces,

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not a bad deal today, I gave $5 for the Matco short detector.

I might sell the crowntop screwdriver just don't know if anyone is interested.
 

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Here is the $.50 True Temper "Perfect" connecticut axe head I picked up yesterday.
 
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There is a small, low geared electric motor with a shaft that inserts into the back of the weedwacker when you start it. Once the engine is running you remove the starter and go. TroyBilt calls it Jumpstart I think. My brother has the craftsman version, which got me hooked.
That looks real nice, especially for $25. So basically you bought an electric motor and got a drill press for free? :thumbup:

An electric start weedwacker :wtf: :headscrat
 

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Weird day.

For Mssr. jeffmoss26:

Adlake Railroad padlock.
No key
B&O RR stamp on back.
Open and totally functioning.
Patent # 2040482
#79 stamped on shackle rivet.
Could be key#. Could be date code. I'm no lock guy. LOL
OEM chain on this heart style lock piece.


Early flea mkt.
6 pieces, $6. Buck a tool.

Yes, that is an 18" Nicholson file that is bigger than the 16oz. ball pein next to it. Whaaaaaaaaaaat? LOL
Ball pein. Big Nicholson. Small triangle Nicholson. USA dividers. Vintage screwdriver. USA flat chisel.
$6 USD.

Later was the slop.
25 cents a socket for the smalls and 50 cents for the bigs.
I did this for you guys.

All Bonney, S-K, Indestro, Wright and Armstrong.

Bigs up to 1-1/16".

Just trying to help you guys fill in rails.
USA 12 0z. ball pein head with pseudo handle was 50 cents as well. Ha.

Last was Indestro set.
#2104.
9 peice set with metal holder and locking hex key driver.
SAE 9/32" to 5/8"
Indestro USA, Chicago.
$10.

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"DURO METAL PRODUCTS INDESTRO NUMBER 2104 "PEE WEE" 3/8" HEX DRIVE SOCKET SET WITH THE ORIGINAL METAL STORAGE CASE. I BELIEVE THE SET IS FROM THE MID 1930'S.
IT CONSISTS OF:

THE INDESTRO ORIGINAL METAL TRAY .

A 3/8" HEX ALLEN WRENCH WITH BALL DETENTS AT EACH END. IT DOES NOT HAVE ANY MFG MARKINGS ON IT. IT IS IN AVG CONDITION, SEVERAL DINGS, ETC.

THE 9 SOCKETS ARE:

9/32, 5/16, 11/32, 3/8, 7/16, 15/32, 1/2, 9/16, AND 5/8". "
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Talk was it was going to scrap. I hate that.

No deals but not a bust.
:)
 

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Weird day.

For Mssr. jeffmoss26:

Adlake Railroad padlock.
No key
B&O RR stamp on back.
Open and totally functioning.
Patent # 2040482
#79 stamped on shackle rivet.
Could be key#. Could be date code. I'm no lock guy. LOL
OEM chain on this heart style lock piece.


Early flea mkt.
6 pieces, $6. Buck a tool.

Yes, that is an 18" Nicholson file that is bigger than the 18oz. ball pein next to it. Whaaaaaaaaaaat? LOL
Ball pein. Big Nicholson. Small triangle Nicholson. USA dividers. Vintage screwdriver. USA flat chisel.
$6 USD.

Later was the slop.
25 cents a socket for the smalls and 50 cents for the bigs.
I did this for you guys.

All Bonney, S-K, Indestro, Wright and Armstrong.

Bigs up to 1-1/16".

Just trying to help you guys fill in rails.
USA 12 0z. ball pein head with pseudo handle was 50 cents as well. Ha.

Last was Indestro set.
#2104.
9 peice set with metal holder and locking hex key driver.
SAE 9/32" to 5/8"
Indestro USA, Chicago.
$10.

Talk was it was going to scrap. I hate that.

No deals but not a bust.
:)

Nice finds JJJr! :thumbup: And FYI, Files are measured from the tip to the heel (where it narrows for the tang) :pimpflash
 

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Nice finds JJJr! :thumbup: And FYI, Files are measured from the tip to the heel (where it narrows for the tang) :pimpflash

So that would make it a 15" file Imma guessin' then? :)

Longer than my desktop keyboard and a good 5" longer than my laptop.

Sometimes Outlaw I just plain forget toolology rules. Not most times. But sometimes.
Thank you kind sir.
:LOL:
 

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OK a little Google search and this is NOT a Disston hacksaw! It is a No. 6 10" Disston De-horning saw!
scary-ghost-face-th.png





From a 1918 Disston Catalog:

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HAHA.. I once bought this huge antique "hack saw" at a garage sale for $5. I played around with it and was like "this hack saw *****!". Turned out it was a butchers hack saw for cutting up large carcasses. It just hangs on the wall these days.
 

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HAHA.. I once bought this huge antique "hack saw" at a garage sale for $5. I played around with it and was like "this hack saw *****!". Turned out it was a butchers hack saw for cutting up large carcasses. It just hangs on the wall these days.

Yeah I've got three or four meat saws, but hose I knew what they were when I bought them. This one I was sure was a 10" hack saw, and it can still be used for that with a metal cutting blade installed.
 

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This weekend I was able to hit an Estate Sale on Friday after work along with a weekend flea mkt on Sunday.

Dang alinc100, nice stuff, no junk there. :thumbup: A 23mm combo wrench? There is something you don't see every day. :lol_hitti

Here are the highlights, other drawers just have some of whats in these.

Great sutff Nine :beer: Don't you just love digging through random bins? It's a new surprise in every box. Screws, plumbing fittings, electrical misc, anchors ,even a gas cap :lol: Looks like they gave you a good variety.

Can someone tell me what model the tool box is likely to be?

Hey Outlander, looks like some nice boxes at fair prices. I could be wrong on this, but I want to say that box is a Snap On KC515 Canadian. I am not real good with the older Canadian boxes, but for some reason that model number comes to mind. :headscrat

Weird day.
Talk was it was going to scrap. I hate that.
No deals but not a bust.
:)

Nice stuff jjjrmx5 :beer:, Did they threaten you with the "scrap price" :rolleyes:
Glad to hear you adopted the set.
 
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