Recent content by MR.X

Varco.

Yeah, your 77 was why I picked this thread.

Priced like it.

Stopped near Cleveland and ran into that seller that’s at every flea who wants to tell you that Williams is Snap-On. I’m almost afraid to say it here afraid that some one will say Williams IS Snap On. I had to ask if anyone has EVER paid Snap On prices for his common Williams non Snap on...

Saw this 33 set this weekend crazy clean. This might not be best place to post but I’m lazy so….

So this style of wrench appears in the earliest known Thorsen Catalogs but General Tool didn't start selling them til after 32, they appear in the 36 and 1941 General Tool catalog but not in the 32 where they were still (surprisingly) selling P&C. I'm pretty sure General switched away from...

So usually I’ll see the alloy using a Ford code like the AAA on the fixed socket on the ratchet. This fixed 3Z 279 socket wrench thou has a traditional sae 3135 alloy marking.

No idea. Good luck bro.

Duplex aliquot adjusting LOL.

So I THINK the “CC” on one of the chisels above and the drift pin? And power/pnuematic chisel below is the Ford steel alloy that in addition to Chromium, Manganese and Silicon includes Tungsten.

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Local flea. Dude laying out his grandpa’s tools. I swear, 1/3 of them were welding repaired or modified like putting wood handles on Ford Model T valve lifter tools, but then there were ones in his 50 cent box that had almost no wear at all like this DOE.

Local flea. Guy had his grandfather’s tools on a table all researched and maxed out retail prices…some pretty decent stuff but just too expensive till I eyed the 50 cent box.🤘clean Detroit Tool & Forge 7/16 hex ratchet w/ ergonomic after market mod.😉

uh huh....I'm going to take that as a long "no".

Today’s flea. As is. Hardly ever run into the 8 pts you run into a lot of the no tool # S-K “ chrome” marked 8 pts?