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Going to go with 1989, and the side leg wasn't stamped properly. These run from '85-'97? or so. Give or take.

Weather here hasn't been affecting my estate/GS finds, even over the holiday. Last weekend picked up: A pair of Snap-on YA874 2-ton jackstands (4 ton pair) A YA700 USA 2 1/2 ton jack and a Snap-on 1750 Wilton vise All at the same sale. $90 total.

You can regularly find the Snap-on metric wrenches on eBay (like new) for around $100 a set. Hard to beat that. Case in point: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Snap-On-Wrench-Flare-Nut-Line-Wrench-Set-RXFMS-Metric-9-21-Excellent/184067473876?hash=item2adb46c1d4:g:WfsAAOSw-zxd5XtU I have no...

Au contraire. You would be surprised what people sell expensive items for thinking they are damaged, when it’s a simple fix. It pays to do your research.

Here's your old, unknown history rust bucket before and after. Sometimes all you need is a little vision. That being said if it's not a Walker/Lincoln I would not spend the time to fix it up.

The whole concept of Black Friday is for sheep. There's far better deals to be had all year long if you know where to look and pay attention.

Four wrench racks (YA381). All 4 for $37 shipped. Like new condition, price is firm. Each holds 12 wrenches.

These are leftovers from my 14.4v tools. Snap-on CTB8172BK 14.4v Batteries from 2019 - $65 each (same as new) Snap-on CTC772A 14.4v Battery Charger from 2019 - $40

It's usually in the rear casters. You can shim them on the bottom with a machine washer of about 1/16", and that solves the front wheels not being on the ground at the same time.

nevermind.

About a year ago I decided I needed to replace the floor jack I sold when I moved across country. I was looking at a used Snap-on FJ300 for around $250 on Craigslist, and the new Daytona yellow jacks. Neither one really impressed me, and the more I read about either of them, the more I...

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I would recommend the Sunex as well for an inexpensive set. They seem fairly soft, and any hammering starts to round out the drive end pretty quick. On some of the larger sockets I have to hit the bottom with a file every use so it doesn't tear my drawer liners. They are very tight fitting...

Sold.

I'll second the 97ACF, but my go to pair is the longer 911ACF.