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I saved all the cardboard packaging. Made in “Western Germany” too, so they’re vintage!

And more from the sale…

Another weakness is tire pressure gauges, one a NOS in original package, signed Andretti edition

We attended an estate sale, 3 1/2 weekends, actually, for a 91 year old deceased hoarder. Bought a ton of stuff cheap (will post some follow on pix later), but these NOS Knipex in the original packaging are some of my favorite scores.

I found 4 pair today at an estate sale, all NOS on original packaging from “Western Germany”.

Finally got one finished; opted to use 1/2” heat shrink wrap in brown.Heck of a lot better than the white cord, cheap and easy to install. We’ll see how well it stands up to die t summer sun and the weather. Thanks all for your previous input

Four.cycle, yes appears to all be from a long running family farm

Just a hop, skip and a jump down the Eastern Shore, Lugz! I can probably make myself available to help you load some of your winning bids for the trip back home! Glad you found it interesting.

No affiliation, but figured the variety offered at this online auction would be of some interest to the members. Peoples Auction Co., Cutrell Family Farm Equipment and Shop Tools Online Auction in Chesapeake, VA...

Bump. SK ratchet sold, everything else still available. Open to reasonable offers...

Tapping into existing switches isn’t feasible because they’re all switched. Would have to have switch energized and lights on for awning to get power. Cutting new box into brick is beyond my skill level and electricians quoted over $800, which is beyond my budget. Focusing on cosmetic options...

Wssix99, yes, I called and checked and was told white was their most popular (light colored houses and porches) and thus the only option. J, shrink wrap might do it if I.can verify color match close to my brick:

Existing cord and housings are rated for outdoor use.

Wssix99, yes, manufacturer, distributor and installer all recommend not modifying first 2ft of cord from motor for risk of damaging antenna. I will likely shorten the plug end just to clean it up whatever I decide to do. Your point re: possibility of conduit blocking antenna is good one; I’ll...

Mersault74, I cant get behind it easily if I drill through, its what they call brickfacing here and I’d have to tear out interior wall to access and fish through, but thanks.