Recent content by Joseph36

Thanks Hiball , I will look for a U.S. made hi lift, you saved me the trip to look at it. Joseph 36

Can anyone tell me the make of this floor jack ? Thanks , Joseph36

I did build that type of bench , it was in a great book called the workbench book by Scott Landis.

Two vises I had to buy , deal was too good, 30.00 for both. Now what ; really don't need them. Parker 973 1/2 and Columbia D44 M2.

I think its for installing hinges .

Could this jack be of any use on new vehicles? Maybe someone here could use it, seams a shame to scrap it.

At least 50 years old , covered in rust, and it's still better than any of the new ones. The beauty of it overall , the lighting of the compartments, the outlets, the swinging trays. Too heavy , I don't think so, puts the new stuff to shame. Ramblur , please let us know when you find out who...

Thanks ; I know it's not tool related , but thought someone here might know.

The steels (4) in this direct clutch have two teeth missing , is there an order they should have when assembled ? Thanks , Joseph36

Hello , i would leave a gap of 1/8" to 3/16" all around the out side of the glass, this allows for some warp in your wood. You could also attach 1" x2" pieces with finish nails and set wood in from the back ,then lock the glass in.

Been a long time since I was on a snap on truck , So much fun stuff, always looked forward to it. It was always nice an cool in the summer on the tool trucks, a welcome break..............nice photo

Thanks for responding guys , and for your time and effort. I do have all those parts in there, but the bushing looks a little worn, I will order a new one. I guess its from many years of use that the holes the pawl sits in are worn. I just thought maybe Snap on made a bushing, or an oversized...

Is there any way to correct excessive play in the holes that the small gear mounts in ? The ones in the faceplate, ( and in the ratchet housing), are a little too loose . Has been rebuilt , Thanks, Joseph 36

Is KRA-62 the only model # for these road chest ? Did the older ones have a different # ? Does anyone know when they were first produced? Any info would be great , thanks , Joseph36

Go to the Snap On site , then parts , then heritage series, then roll cabs, then kra-377d. Joseph 36