Yep we've come so far in such a short period of time it's really impressive.---Everyone is highly educated, student loan is 1.5 trillion "aggregate", there are no jobs to be had, and most have to be shown that you can still unlock a car door with a key.
Interesting that it has the lower pinned nut, which would indicate the earliest Wilton's. The angle of the tail and the swivel lock are suspect to me though. In my opinion, it's either a super early Wilton or not a real Wilton at all.
Need more information: (jaw width, opening, weight) and more photos, including the bottom.
Yep we've come so far in such a short period of time it's really impressive.---Everyone is highly educated, student loan is 1.5 trillion "aggregate", there are no jobs to be had, and most have to be shown that you can still unlock a car door with a key.
Thanks! Any guesses as to what it originally held up? There seems to be space for a pedal at the bottom.
“...buying a collection of tractors and other stuff from an estate. ”
D.D.:
That 4C is in great condition. Congrats on the find.
But I couldn’t help but be impressed as well at your casual statement about buying a collection of tractors.
I have bought rollaway tool boxes full of stuff to get what I wanted but you are in a much bigger league.
An old friends family had his collection of Farmall Cub and Cub Cadet tractors. Also a few other makes. Speedex. Case. etc. I counted 35 Tractors in various condition plus implements, scrap steel, some tools. They were overwhelmed and offered to hire me to fix them one at a time so they could sell them. Instead of doing that I made them an offer, they took it, and getting them running became my problem. I've sold most of that stuff but this Vise is a keeper.
