Today was another day at work, as will the next 2 Fridays so i won't be posting too much unless i hit some killer Saturday sales.
The outboard was from a garage i picked the week prior but failed to buy the motor. The more i thought about it, the more i wanted it so i went back. I think i made the right decision at 30.00
It runs really strong for a 3.5HP motor thats 67 years old.
The second set of pics are from a Saturday sale. I was in the first group of 10 in the door but the only guy interested in the tools.
Craftsman tool box for 3/8" including the offset speeder, long extension and universal joint, all underline logo with a Circle U. It seems that Plomb made these guys and the look like new!
The rest of the pile consisted of a hole saw, router bits, cratsman ratchet, Proto LA sliding T handle and a huge bucket of copper sweat fittings. Not too bad for 20.00
The two I have had in the past were part of a special transmission rebuild tool kit Snap On offered. They normally bring around $10 to $15 on ebay.
Today was another day at work, as will the next 2 Fridays so i won't be posting too much unless i hit some killer Saturday sales.
The outboard was from a garage i picked the week prior but failed to buy the motor. The more i thought about it, the more i wanted it so i went back. I think i made the right decision at 30.00
It runs really strong for a 3.5HP motor thats 67 years old.
The second set of pics are from a Saturday sale. I was in the first group of 10 in the door but the only guy interested in the tools.
Craftsman tool box for 3/8" including the offset speeder, long extension and universal joint, all underline logo with a Circle U. It seems that Plomb made these guys and the look like new!
The rest of the pile consisted of a hole saw, router bits, cratsman ratchet, Proto LA sliding T handle and a huge bucket of copper sweat fittings. Not too bad for 20.00
The outboard was from a garage i picked the week prior but failed to buy the motor. The more i thought about it, the more i wanted it so i went back. I think i made the right decision at 30.00
It runs really strong for a 3.5HP motor thats 67 years old.
That outboard takes me back. My 1st outboard was a 30's evinrude, around that HP. Mine had the exposed flywheel that you had to wrap a rope around. Yous look a bit fancier (safer) than that. Glad to see that yours at least has the separate timing and carb adjustments for speed control. That is a beauty for the age, enjoy it. 
look... If they sell, fine, if not, maybe another time! 
Very cool stuff.
O.. very nice find on the delta miter gauge, that looks very complete too. Total you **** for $25 on all that.
BC great score on the motor! What I can't understand is why you had to go back to get it!
Jim, I like that carry box! I try to pass on most but I'd have gone for that one!
Nothing today for me, and probably not this weekend. It's my turn to put on a yard sale. I'm not putting a lot of tools out, but I got a ton of other stuff to flip/get rid of...
Most of the tools I will put out came from far west of me, and will be priced to sell, but there will be a couple of things not from the west of me priced to make the potential buyers eyes open and give me the
I have #1-4 but the #4 is the only one I have ever seen in the wild.
Great score hemifalcon!!!!
I paid for them but had to come back in my truck so we didn't mess up the van. 
Sales are dying but not dead yet.
Jet 12" 2 HP Planer (he took $40):
Same guy had this 4" Yost vise and took $40 for it:
A tiny little vise for $1.50 (dovetail slide):
A tin of about 50 small files (mostly Swiss like Grobet) $10:
A practically brand new Milwaukee Magnum drill (USA) $18:
Some old Morse screw extractors $2.50:
A few pliers and a Bonney combo hammer ($10 for the lot):
Hakko desoldering station with built in vacuum pump $18:
Wilton Power Arm $8.50:
A couple motors. Westingouse 1HP 1750RPM $8 and NOS CM 1 HP 3450 RPM $18:
A mystery tool for $4. I'd guess it's for carving???
Rock Island Vise $6
Hammer, Tape and Sign $2 box lot
Stapler and leather pouch $2 box lot
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