Recent content by e50095

You were absolutely right, each slide was held to the cabinet with a rivet. After drilling out the first one and cussing my head off, I started hitting the side of the rivet with a small junk flat blade and hammer, and once it was bent up enough a larger flat blade to knock the head off the...

I have a Snap-on KR1000 from the early 90's. The drawer slides are gunked up with dried grease or some other lubricant that solidified. It's pretty bad, especially after the drawer is halfway out and the second set of ball bearings starts to move. I've read some folks use Brake Cleaner and...

He was a mechanic, worked for Pepsi as a fleet mechanic. I have a picture of him standing next to a 50 or so Pepsi Chevy Sedan Delivery. He actually bought it from them at the end of its commercial life, and he took me for rides all over town in it. We had to scrape off the Pepsi logo, but it...

Wow, thanks so much BobJ.......I never would have guessed that application...

I dig it brother, thanks for sharing. The setup looks great, and if so motivated you can put one or several of those cheap magnetic strips on the board to hold sockets. They have a pegboard hole at the top. I saw one that had common sockets, a ratchet, a swivel, and extensions all on one...

There aren't any other identifying marks or part numbers on it, I suppose that would have been too easy. I can envision it removing oil seals from maybe a 50's or so brake drum. I'm not sure if Blue Point made non-automotive tools. If they did this could be anything.

Goin' through grand dads old stuff and came across this tool. It looks to me to be some sort of seal puller, but does anyone recognize it? I searched all 600 current listings on ebay for "vintage Blue point tool" and didn't find anything similar. I appreciate your time... Ken in Millsboro, DE