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I got a SO 4 drawer roller cab about that model.......Keep as is and don't do anything withit than save it and keep it waxed; it's a keeper.....TIM

54FordPanel has said it best with "Gasser" . Most all the big dogs have touchey stomachs that make plenty of gas. Very fitting.

This is fun. I want to throw in the name "REO" like the big, tough truck. I always wanted a boxer named REO. I now have a 9 year old boxer, "Marcel" after Marcel Ledbetter of the Jerry Clower fame. REO is easy to say and is fitting for a big dog. Keep us posted on what you do.....TIM

Universals come in both 6&12 pt., standard and deep well, chrome and impact. Don't forget all the impacts if you use air tools. Might need a few 8 pt. sockets, special plug sockets and with torx and allen wrench sockets. If you had all the sockets that you needed on a tool cart probably the...

You must already have it mighty clean to be sitting it in on Mama's rug. Looks great and should be a keeper for your lifetime.

I never have seen the Williams extension with the kneraled grip like you have. That torque wrench looks like a contraption that I wouldn't trust. Interesting stuff.

I bought mine used about 40 years ago and don't recall the name brand but it still will get the job done without rounding out the point of a Phillips head screw. It is really a time saver and worth having. Getcha One.

Listen to Mikester, I have a new 231 and with proper care and oiling it ought to last a lifetime in the hobbyshop garage. I also have an old CP "Green Giant" 1/2 " I bought new 45 years ago new ( my first air tool) and it is still a great air wrench.

I am like Route246, if working away from the shop I perfer using a 2 I/2 gal paint bucket with a bail handle to keep everything in one place until I reload the main box at the shop.

I never knew that Bush Hog made a riding tractor.

Hey Justinmc, That snap on box looks like a case box for a valve seat grinder tools. Different size and angle grinding stones would fix up top and the lower part with the holes could be for the pilots that fit different size valve guides. I have a SO box very simular to yours and that is what...

I'm not sure, but I want to throw in a guess. Anybody that installed seat covers in an upostery shop recognize these pliers as the horseshoe wire crimper used to fasten down seat covers. Easterwood or J.C. Whitney may have them cataloged.

Carquest Auto Parts Supply stores are also a source of Milton air hose hardware, if you have any nearby.

I got four new from SO in the mid-80's and they are Blue-Point. All four are turning white and cracking apart, even though they were used little. The SO man now says he can't do anything about it; the Blue-Point warranty was only good for one year. The man I bought from retired and died.

I get good wear from both red and yellow "Goodyear's" hoses. I'm not big on their tires, but hoses, they are tough.

He talked a good line, but his finger nails wern't dirty; so maybe he couldn't fix anything either.

Looks like a good deal to me; only the flexable work lamp is missing. Watch your fingers!

Lump, pictures failed. I'll get my son to help me later after the ballgame. I've got them from the camera to the computer documents. I just need help with the message board transfer. Keep looking, we'll try again...TIM

Hey Lump, I'm back with pictures. I have my 2 drawer box, old SO 4 drawer cab, Cornwell set, Kennedy 6 drawer, and SO set bought in 87 or 88. For an old creeper I have an old SnapOn wood and an older metal pan type "Brookins" from Cenncinati, Ohio.[/IMG]2010SNOW012[/IMG]

Hey Lump, Check tomorrow for pictures, if I can figure out how to transfer a picture post. Never done it before. Too close to sunset to get a good photo. My box needs cleaning out so this will kill two birds at once. TIM