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Fluid film will keep that from happening again.

A few years ago, I bought a kit for mine that was missing the lever used what I needed and resold the rest of the kit to someone that didn't need the lever but needed the rest of the kit for a discounted price. So, both of us got what we needed.

How about just drain the oil and the air tank, move it and then replace the oil and hook it up and go.

A suggestion out of left field items you would use on your body to fight a fungal infection, Tea tree oil, Vics vapor rub I think Epson salts a google search would be where I would start.

I had one just like that. It was my grandfathers; I was using it one day to air up a tire and it blew the bottom out of it. Even had some of the neighbors come out wondering what the explosion was. His was most likely purchased in 1963.

Here is a stant catalog you may find helpful http://bd8ba3c866c8cbc330ab-7b26c6f3e01bf511d4da3315c66902d6.r6.cf1.rackcdn.com/Stant_12270_Pressure_Tester_Adapters.pdf

Depending on the location a 7/8 wrench will work.

I own a battery charger that was stolen from me in a burglary, and it was recovered and the lady that bought it from the kid that stole it had scratched here SS# in the top of it. I still have it and that was in the early 90s.

That weird looking snap ring tool is for rear wheel cylinders on GM cars in the late 70s into the early 80s J and X body cars.

Someone got caught https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/clever-carpenter-reportedly-uses-apple-airtag-help-police-crack-massive-theft-case

Try here https://www.harborfreight.com/parts

Try here https://www.harborfreight.com/parts

I would also be thinking about a generator to keep the fridge and the freezer running and maybe some lights.

I have the exact same jack, I purchased it new in the 80s from Pep Boys auto parts store.

I believe Snap On sold that exact same saw except with yellow handles.

Maybe 12pt 12mm driveline socket.

Waterloo is still in business I would call them.

I bet they can be resharpened I used to work on woodchippers when I worked for a city, and we sent our woodchipper blades out to be resharpened.

Looks like a CDI torque wrench.

There should be a rubber fill plug on the outer body of the cylinder usually on the top side.