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For sale: industrial heavy duty workbenches. These are from decommissioned sorters. They are all made in 80s/90s by Siemens of heavy gauge industrial steel intended to hold a ton of weight. They are available in multiple sizes, and configurations, making an excellent workbench, or garage full of...

Sheesh. Looks brand new, as if it was never used. Though, I suppose they did use the one missing deep socket.

Late 70's, maybe early 80's.

I'd guess the "mechanic" didn't apply a thin layer of oil to the rubber seal of the new filter prior to screwing it on.

You're supposed to hand tighten. The oil filter wrenches should be for removing.

Me too. I've had mine for 15 years. Works great every time; simple and quick.

So, I came across these cabinets on Craigslist. They seem deeper than typical metal wall cabinets, and look heavy. Any problems, weight wise, etc, in hanging these? If not, what's the best way? French cleat? Dimensions are 36"w x 28"h x18"d.

My favorite ratchet, the one I consider the smoothest of fine tooth ratchets, is the Bonney A707 from the late 50's/early 60's. Here's mine:

Bonney A707, late 50's/early 60's; by far, the smoothest 1/2 you'll come across. Anyone that owns one knows what I'm referring to.

Etsy, the true junkyard-to-gold site.

That set, I have the top box with the roller, is stationary for me. I don't ever really move it, aside from sweeping underneath. What color Huot badge is yours? I think the newer ones (maybe late 60's, definitely 70's) are silver. Mine are red. Well, the roller is still. The top one was red...

I'm afraid I have to disagree with you jakemac, as I have the same roller with the same casters. I bought the set a couple of years ago from the son of the original owner. The father was a diesel mechanic, and this was his home set, of which he bought new sometime in the late 50's/early 60's...

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