Recent content by toolfool1994

I’ve got a 10 inch Williams AP-10X adjustable that I’m trying to clean up and I wanted to know if there were any ways to disassemble it without drilling since this doesn’t have a screw holding in the knurl Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Well fellas it took me a while but I finally found a Western Auto catalog for Spring and Summer 1972

Chromium Vanadium was Western Auto’s top line from 1930 or 1931 until 1935 Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Just now getting around to some items i was given at Christmas. Wizard 15” flashlight and Western Auto H2913 hex drive socket set. The socket set is missing a few pieces but I think I’ve got what I need to fill the gaps[ATTACH][ATTACH]

I’m not sure yet. It’s missing the switch and I haven’t had a chance to play with it yet

Found my next bench grinder [ATTACH][ATTACH]

Got 3 more Wizard DOE’s, one more DBE, and a Western Auto gap tool today

I hit a new flea market about 20 miles from home this morning. First time I’ve been tool hunting this year. Got 3 Wizard DOE’s, 3 Snap On DOE’s, a stubby Craftsman 9/16, a Thorsen 3/8, a never opened Evercraft screwdriver set, one Wizard DBE, a Western Auto gap tool, and a pair of Snap On needle...

I found 2 Westline tools in a recent trip to the pawn shop. A pair of Westline H1106 pliers and a later Westline H5051 6” adjustable made in Japan.

I’ve gotten parts from here recently, maybe they could help you figure out what you need http://www.blackhawkparts.com/ Sent from my iPhone using Garage Journal

Found 2 socket sets this weekend. Got a really nice, never used Evercraft set for $15, and a lightly used Western Auto set for $10

I picked up a 52 piece Western Auto tool kit this weekend. It’s been lightly used, most of the 1/2 drive sockets haven’t been used at all. I’d guess it’s from the late 80s. This is towards the end of Western Auto and this set is made in Taiwan. It’s much lower quality than the old Wizard and...

Yeah it works fine. Probably not going to see much use though

Snagged off of ebay

Another good trip to the pawn shop today. Old Craftsman tee handle/breaker, 12” Diamond Tool adjustable, Proto 5449 1/2” drive ratchet, and the hand drill and bike wrench are too dirty to read. Also a 1/4 drive Craftsman V tee handle. All for $15. I keep finding these Protos really cheap and the...