Recent content by Ksem89

Thanks Don! I'll leave this socket be lol. I already wire wheeled the whole breaker bar 😬. Imm just go wet wipe up the area and hope I survive. K

Hey guys, I run across a lot of tools that have this oxidized grey look to them. I'm curious if this appears to be cad? An sk socket that I found attached to a snap on ns-15 breaker bar which looked the same. I already wired wheeled the bar 😬 , then I noticed the "G" code meaning wartime...

Awesome! Thank you. I wasn't sure because the other Harrold pliers say 'harrold' on them. K

Anybody recognize these? H on the handles.

Hey guys, just wanted to share a little project of mine. Picked up this 1942 71-15, pretty ugly and had a broken tooth. I used the repair kit RKRA972. I had the original brass switch, which I was determined to use. So it took a little customizing with the new switch , but I got it! Had to...

I here ya on the castors. Im looking, Harbor freight did not have them. Seems the heavy duty 5/8 11 thread is hard/expensive to come by! thanks for the suggestions, keep em coming. k

Hey guys. I was given this industrial workbench. It's very heavy duty. 60 in wide and 29.5 deep. I am trying to figure out a good set up with it. Should I throw a spare vise on it? Or make it a grinder and buffer wheel station? I do mostly automotive work, home building projects (I have a...

Found some AN crowfeet, largest being 3" K

It wasnt so bad. Drilled one end and punched it out. Used an old bolt as the new piece, peened the ends, and replaced the spring. Works great now. May do it again to make it a little more seamless, but for now its good. Dont have a use for it anyways, just wanted to see if I could fix it...

Hmmm, now I need to decide if it's worth fixing and probably destroying haha. Not like it's a tool I'll use, it's just a cool old plomb. Thanks for the replies. K

Hey guys, I have a Plomb flex head speed wrench. The detent that controls the anvil is useless so it just flop around. Is there anyway to remove the anvil from this type? I repaired others by hammering out the pin, however it seems this isn't a pin that can be driven through? thanks k

Sure does! k

WOW!! Fantastic information with experience! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge of these tools. k

I think I found what that big c clamp is. A norton, BSA triumph valve spring compressor And I think the degree wheel and this thing that looks like a rotor is another timing setting tool? It has the same tab as the degree wheel. k