Recent content by B.S.A. (ret.)

Good afternoon Chris. I would like to take this opportunity to complement Astro Pneumatic Tools for the integrity of their products. Yesterday, I noticed that my 52SL wasn't in its charging station. I looked through all of my toolbox drawers, bench shelves and racks to no avail. I remembered...

Try LDV , Inc. (262) 763-0147 I purchased both replacement Locks and keys for the "Y" series from them

I had a "STEWART-WARNER TEST BENCH" that I purchased at an auto parts store back in the early 1970's that looked exactly like that Sears unit. I wouldn't be surprised if they were both made by the same manufacturer. sold it and my Sears "Penske" timing light about 20 years ago to my farmer...

Thanks, but as was posted earlierthis is a totally different enterprise that moved operations to Brazil (I think) prior to going out of business.

How about using a sheet rock compound bucket or some smaller ones for shorter cords?

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I went with Proto when I bought my impacts to go with my M18 tools. Hunted online for the best deal and ended up buying from a couple of different suppliers.

Ran across this in a yard sale and wonder if anyone knows its purpose. I know that The Collins Company made fine axes and machetes, but this looks like a specialized agricultural tool. Any ideas out there?

As was said here many times before, "I'd rather have a tool that I don't need than need a tool I don't have..."

The astro would get my vote as well!

ihave a few German-made WGB combination wrenches larger sizes (24, 30, 32 and 36 mm) that i picked uo at a flea market years ago for maybe a dollar each. They have served me wll many times over.

Thank you for the info!

For leatherworking?