Here are the dimensions of this mystery socket.
The OD = .800"
OAL = 1.25"
ID = .500 and is .865" deep
The shallow C-bore on the business end has an OD of .685" and is only .035" deep.
The four cross cuts are at 90 degrees. They are .095" wide by .195" deep.
I won't say it couldn't be used on...
Just ran across this oddball. Snap-on MC40. The date code is 1958. It is 1/4" drive. ? I googled it and a bunch of modern tech stuff came up. I'm sure one of you out there has an old catalog or some personal experience.
Howdy folks,
I recently acquired an old Snap On brand 1/4" ratchet. Part number M71. It was completely frozen at the time. I have since been able to completely disassemble and clean it. The sticky wicket is the compression spring that pushes the detent ball on the selector switch. It was...
Well now that I have one drawer out, I can see the error of my previous efforts. The zip ties do work for depressing the spring catch. Thank you all for the assistance.
Best regards, G
Hello, I have a vintage Snap-On aviation box, commonly called a taco wagon. I cant figure out how to remove the drawer slides to get the drawers out. It is an old box, with the rounded corners.