Recent content by RyanTN

Those are great pullers. I have the same design with “OTC” labeling. I should get a pic of it posted.

Here’s a recent find. A wartime finish #1 tappet wrench, 7/16 x 17/32.

What did I find here? I am normally a Craftsman collector, but in a recent lot I found at my honey hole, there is this early Snap-on “No. 420” 1/2 drive single 5/8” square. It’s the one in the middle on the close up. The logo appears very early to me, and there were some 1920’s Hinsdale...

Although I visit the forum every day, I rarely post. I bought a half-full five gallon pail of sockets and other tools at auction today. One of the unique items is this 1965 date coded Snap-on 11/16 socket engraved “NASA PROPERTY”. I thought it was mildly interesting enough to post...

I bought a set at NAPA after the local Snapon dealer didn't respond to my email asking for a place I could meet him on his route to buy a SO set. I have been very pleased with them. I work on a lot of antique stuff and have been very happy with them. My dad has been a SO man for over 60 years...

Yesterday the welding cabinet, SKU 61705, was added to the percentage off coupons exclusions. You may want to try now before the new coupons are printed. A manager will have to override the register. Don't ask how I know, non-disclosure agreements and such.

Yup.

I use my 6 ton on my 3500 dually truck and tractors all the time. They work great for me. I have no issues with the quality. Disclaimer: I am a Harbor Freight employee and an even longer HF customer.

Nej Snapon kommer inte garantin ett objekt som köptes av eBay. För att få garantin, måste du köpa produkten från Snapon.com eller en återförsäljare.

How about $99.99?

Not to throw a wrench in your plans, but last I checked (2007) a VA appraisal could only consider up to five acres of land. I hope the other 13 acres value does not effect your financing. Good luck! Ryan

Very cool truck! I'm in the process of redoing my '55 cameo after 25 years of driving it. My dad and I finished it in the late eighties and the years are showing. Unlike you, I do not like the complete disassembly route as it is easy for me to get overwhelmed and my progress slows down. So...

I really recommend "The Key to Metal Bumping" by Frank Sargent. It is a classic book that really helped me understand body work on classics. It has really given me the confidence to tackle my Cameo's bodywork myself, so far with excellent results. You can get it through Eastwood or Amazon...

Go to Walmart and look at the men's interest magazines- ANY car mag, The Family Handyman, Popular Mechanics, Readers Digest- usually the Sunday paper will even have it.

I think it's either $59.99 or $69.99. I got my coupon out of the "Progressive Farmer" magazine. They often have items that I do not see in any other magazine (farm jack, water pumps, lots of tarps), but I have seen the EQ impact in many car mags, let me dig around.