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Mohawk Dave

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Drank some Kool Aid as well.

$70 CL. Dude in Hemet.
SP24, IPL24B, IPL20A, S9726, IPFM18, IPF20,
FXW11A, FXW6, FX6
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The Copilot

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Nothing special to show. Four small clamps, Peterson Vise Grips, 9 inch Auto adjustable wrench, 9" Ridgid pipe wrench, and a stapler for the wife (since she keeps taking mine). $5 for all.

Those staplers are great! Heavy duty. Have been using one for years that was made in Sweden.

All that for $5 was a steal, especially when it includes a Petersen vise grip. That piece alone was worth more than $5.
 

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Went to an Estate Sale today and picked up this lot for $2:
Trutest wrench
drop forged,Made in USA wrench
Snap On ssd214 screwdriver
Proto Stubby 9652
Made in Italy scissors(never seem to have a pair when and where I need them)
Utica Tools Linesman's Pliers with some cool (homemade?) grips
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The Snap On screwdriver is different,it has a clear/see thru handle that looks like it is a tester of some sort has a spring and a bulb? maybe???

Thanks for Looking,
Andy
 

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Not really a Garage sale find,please forgive me ,but:
While I was out the postman brought my latest Ebay purchase.
A bunch of Plomb tools for the collection:
#1150 - 1-1/16"&1-1/8" Box End Wrench - 15-7/8" Long - 12 Point
#1230 - 15/16" Combination Wrench - 11-7/8" Long - 12 Point
#WF-84 - 13/16"&7/8" Box end Wrench - 12-3/16" Long - 12 Point
#WF-19 - Extension - 3/8" Drive - 12-1/16" Long
TWO - #5463 - Extensions - 1/2" Drive - 10-1/16" Long
THREE - #1130 - 9/16"&5/8" Box End Wrenches - 7-5/8" Long - 12 Point
(Two are pebble finish, one is smooth finish)
#1216 - 1/2" Combination Wrench - 6-1/8" Long - 12 Point
#5249 - Socket Wrench - 3/8" Drive - 7" Long
#4749 - Socket Wrench - 1/4" Drive - 5" Long
TWO #4707 - 7/32" Sockets - 1/4" Drive - 6 Point

All for $28 including postage.I am going to soak the rougher tools in Evaporust others will go into ultrasonic cleaner and see what I may get to sparkle.


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Andy
 

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I always wanted a decent size anvil. Here's one from an estate sale this morning. The surface is nearly pefect. Anyone hear of Trexton?? She weighs in at about 170lbs. This is not even close to being a "you ****" deal. (I paid dearly @ $2.50/lb but if I didn't someone else was right behind me).

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Klein,Xcelite, Ridgid, Wards and Channelock @ $8 for the pile.

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Anyone recognize this hammer logo. Is it Navy??

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Kraeuter??? Tool Kit ($3):

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All full and all from the Free pile (at moving sales they'd rather give this stuff away then take it to hazardous waste recycling)

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Husky 141 Parts Saw ($2):

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I bought this only for the pedestal for another project ($10). If anyone wants the block grinder just PM me. It'll be cheap.

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I always wanted a decent size anvil. Here's one from an estate sale this morning. The surface is nearly pefect. Anyone hear of Trexton?? She weighs in at about 170lbs. This is not even close to being a "you ****" deal. (I paid dearly @ $2.50/lb but if I didn't someone else was right behind me).

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Klein,Xcelite, Ridgid, Wards and Channelock @ $8 for the pile.

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Anyone recognize this hammer logo. Is it Navy??

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Kraeuter??? Tool Kit ($3):

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All full and all from the Free pile (at moving sales they'd rather give this stuff away then take it to hazardous waste recycling)

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Husky 141 Parts Saw ($2):

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I bought this only for the pedestal for another project ($10). If anyone wants the block grinder just PM me. It'll be cheap.

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It's actually Trenton. I believe they mis-stamped some of the late anvils. Very good anvils from what I hear. I had a 110lb Trenton but sold it for $220.
 
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The Copilot

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I always wanted a decent size anvil. Here's one from an estate sale this morning. The surface is nearly pefect. Anyone hear of Trexton?? She weighs in at about 170lbs. This is not even close to being a "you ****" deal. (I paid dearly @ $2.50/lb but if I didn't someone else was right behind me).

$2.50 a pound for a Trenton anvil qualifies for a "You ****" in my book. That's a very decent price. Like you said, it's not a total steal but I see Trenton's routinely selling for between $3-$4 a pound. They are quality American-made wrought iron anvils made by the Columbus Forge & Iron Company in Columbus, Ohio. You did good!
 
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Good stuff Alinc100, those clear yellow handles and Plumb are cool!

Dave, you're batting 1000 as always!! I would love to find a large anvil but they go for $4-6 lb around here, beat the hell up...
 

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Thanks bluebolt, but you should know I rarely buy reasonable. It's gotta be a steal for me to consider it, I'm SUPERTIGHT! :lol_hitti
 

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Thanks bluebolt, but you should know I rarely buy reasonable. It's gotta be a steal for me to consider it, I'm SUPERTIGHT! :lol_hitti

Just like me LOL. But maybe you find something super cheap I want and we make a trade. I could use a small metal lathe yet....
 

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I'm down to swap, keep an eye on my finds for something(s) you like! I already sold the 6" Craftsman that I picked up last but I'm always on the hunt! :thumbup:
 

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Stopped by an estate sale at lunch. Missed the Mac toolbox, but found some good stuff. Total was $80 for these items.


4 armstrong c clamps


2 williams c clamps


1000 small trash bags and 12 pairs of gloves


4 pair of Wiss scissors. Three are brand new


Channelock diagonal cutter, HK Porter strapping cutter, stanley hammer, armstrong hammer


Xcelite screwdriver, nut drivers, Mac pick set, Mac screwdriver


Empire torpedo level, brass wire brush, crescent pliers, Klein wrench (didn't know they made these)


craftsman speed wrench, ignition set, Williams 7/8 wrench


Starrett protractor and indicator base


Quart sized oiler.
 
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I'm down to swap, keep an eye on my finds for something(s) you like! I already sold the 6" Craftsman that I picked up last but I'm always on the hunt! :thumbup:

Do you keep a 1" steel ball bearing in your pocket to do a drop test on an anvil if you find one LOL? I just did a drop test on mine and it scored a rather impressive 85%.
 

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Do you keep a 1" steel ball bearing in your pocket to do a drop test on an anvil if you find one LOL? I just did a drop test on mine and it scored a rather impressive 85%.



I've only actually seen two anvils for sale in person so the balls in my pocket are not steel :lol: I see them come up on CL for outrageous prices occasionally but rarely waste my time emailing them with a low ball offer. I will bring one if I'm ever serious about spending though:beer:
 
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I hit a few garage sales today that said they had tools. Nothing in tools but lots of nic - nac stuff. I went to my favorite pawn shop and got this whole pile and a crown top tool box for $20. Most all of it craftsman, a few snap-on sockets and a channellocks, a clamp -on vise and a Snap-on m-71 1/2" ratchet. 4" crescent, 1/4" v code ratchet. A broken SK ratchet, I need to find a parts kit for it. Etc.

A good haul!

John
 

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I hit a few garage sales today that said they had tools. Nothing in tools but lots of nic - nac stuff. I went to my favorite pawn shop and got this whole pile and a crown top tool box for $20. Most all of it craftsman, a few snap-on sockets and a channellocks, a clamp -on vise and a Snap-on m-71 1/2" ratchet. 4" crescent, 1/4" v code ratchet. A broken SK ratchet, I need to find a parts kit for it. Etc.

A good haul!

John

That's a good haul indeed! Wonder why they let such go so cheaply. Pawn shops in my area would easily charge $100+ for that much, hence why they have tons and tons of it never moving and they can't figure out why.
 

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Picked up my recent local surplus auction winnings, which may as well have been a garage sale with the amount of stuff you end up getting when you buy toolboxes without seeing inside them.



Picked up the pair of hospital instrument carts for $15 total. Got to reassemble one wheel, but the parts are there. Should be good for under my hobby bench. Too big for my office/art studio. Nicely built, heavy, and rugged. But that makes sense considering they were for hospital room use.




At $5, I'm willing to take a chance on any tool box, and several listings had no bids with a few minutes to go, so what the heck, throw $5 on it and I ended up with it. I don't know this brand, but I'm impressed with the build quality. Heavy guage metal, reinforced seams, solid fit. Had misc cheap throwaway screwdrivers, or as I like to call them, "Premade Handles with shafts for custom modification/tool use".

There's a nice Craftsman miter box and another plastic tool box I got as a combo for $5. Don't have much use for the box, and the tools inside are mostly throwaways- same brands and types of screwdrivers as in the first box, so probably from the same source. Still, boxes are useful for making purpose dedicated boxes like for all gear/pulley pullers with adapters, or all extra / duplicate wrenches, or a body slide hammer and modified hooks and adapters. Easier to that stuff on a shelf labeled ready when you need it instead of cluttering up more frequently used drawers in your tool box.
 

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Got up at 4am and drove an hour to be first in the door at an all-tool and auto parts estate sale Thursday morning. Nothing but "tool guys" everywhere. They had a bunch of large containers of R12 that most of the guys were salivating over but the estate sale company had to pull those from the sale because they were informed you need a refrigerant license to sell and buy the Freon. About 1/3 of the crowd left before the sale opened because of that. I managed to get some really nice stuff. Here's a pic of the wrenches and ratchets I picked up. Snap-on and Mac metric set, snap-on metric and sae line wrench sets and a really cool old-school Proto LA line wrench set.

 

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That's a good haul indeed! Wonder why they let such go so cheaply. Pawn shops in my area would easily charge $100+ for that much, hence why they have tons and tons of it never moving and they can't figure out why.

There are three pawn shops that I go to regularly. They have fun trying to give me a good enough deal so I can't counter with a low ball price! They compete with each other to see who can give me the best deal and get most of my money. We all have fun, they get my money and I get good tools.

John:beer:
 

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Technically not a garage sale (eBay). But definitely second hand. These go a long way to helping me complete my set of lazy S Professionals. I decided I'm going to work on the whole set which is at least 27 wrenches, once I can find a catalog listing the Pros I can find out how many for sure.

1 1/16, 1 1/8, 1 1/4, 1 5/16, 1 3/8, 1 7/16, 1 1/2.
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Good stuff Tx, I'm working on that same set :beer: Send me a list of what you have or what you need and I'll check my extras. Also, be sure to post up a list if you find one.

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Ok today I got paid to go to garage sales. Took our clients at work to a citywide garage sale in a nearby town. Saw some ok to cool stuff. No real great tool finds, that I could afford. Waiting for an auction in a couple of weeks that has some good stuff. There was a Do-all machine for 600 dollars and a Lincoln tombstone for 150 at one sale though so there was some cool stuff. All I brought home was this little thing. Kinda cool and at least car related. Sorry for the sideways iPhone picture.
 

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Quick stop on the way home tonight got me this for $5 :

Mac Metric Socket trey, Channellock 426's an Enco Mag Mount, and a Titan 1/4" Ratchet.

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The Titan is going to cause me to resurrect the Tiny Tools Thread.

Than is a SO M70 next to it and yes that is a dime not a Quarter! Apparently Titan is by the TopTul (Taiwan) tool Co. While I'm not enthusiastic about Taiwan tools generally, its small size intrigued me and as long as it's not ChiCom, It will find a Home in the Tiny Tool Box.


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I forgot to mention the little Titan is also 60T! Not bad for such a tiny guy, the only thing about it not tiny is the thickness, the SO is thinner...

It's also smooth as silk after a quick hose off with WD-40 as a fast/dirty clean up of the grit I could feel inside.
 

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Great stuff everyone, so much suckage going on recently :drool: :thumbup: Happy and safe garage-sailing on the holiday weekend. :beer:

I scored this Beach top and bottom tool chest combo for 120$. How do you think i did. Its in amazing condition. Got both keys as well

Dang supperfly, that is a sweet box for $120 :drool: Out of curiosity are you in the sates or Canada? Just curious, doesn't seem like you see a ton of Beach stuff over here in the midwest US.
 

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I scored this Beach top and bottom tool chest combo for 120$. How do you think i did. Its in amazing condition. Got both keys as well

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Holy **** . . . . you got THAT for $120 . . . . ??#!#!!^|>#%&?!!

So brand is Beach . . . or is it a Remline, old Snappy or what??? More pics please of any stamped model number, date of manufacture, logo, etc.

ALSO can't forget . . . . top accolades . . . YOU **** !!!

With only 11 posts, that might be quickest YS Award in GJ history !! :D
 
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