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here. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/forums/vintage-tool-discussion.38/

Looking for this 3/8" drive truecraft ratchet adapter. thx.

Mark has been id'd as chicago hardware or a contractor of it in the past. It's also seen on some wilton vises and some smaller caterpillar tractor company castings.

they were cut from sandstone blocks taken out of a quarry. only turn it fast enough that the water from the drip cup stays on the wheel. this applies to any diameter wheel. leave the crack and get it outa rain during freezing weather. this setup i built uses 4to1 reduction to get slow enough...

then you know to use non detergent oil.

I got several 993's, specifically need 993A and 994. thx.

I don't believe so. Later I-H would always have a "R" in the part number. Wright made all their later wrenches like that. Unless its overseas/foreign IH. keeping it Williams.

Trade this 1914-1924 Williams 993 spark plug wrench for a Williams 993A or a 994 s-p wrench. Or purchase outright. Thx.

"This is for the bolt at the piston end of the rod." ???? There were other manufacturers of the 25. keepin' it Williams, note afterthought throwing in sparkplug wrenches. thx

It has to do with spaces, if theres enough breaker slots that you"ll need, it'll work.

Thanks 4 looking, heres posting about the wrench and its description from awhile back. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/j-h-williams-vintage-hand-tools.274782/page-30#post-9876422 These are the logos as i call them that i'd use as correct on the board. So far i've found 6 different...

May not be crisp... But gladly paid! Here's a odd 25 i came up with, looks nickel plated, not marked special either. I'm leaving it asis. Anyone seen or know about why this extra effort and cost into this piece? thx.

Almost done except for the No.1 SOE. Thanks twertsy, without this post back in the day i'd never know what wrenches went on this board. see here, https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/j-h-williams-vintage-hand-tools.274782/page-12#post-7824992

its been sold.

check with ben.

$100 reward still offered for a SOE Williams No. 1 engineers wrench offered with the 1914-1924 display board. Its the last wrench needed to fill the board. It goes to the top left location which is holding a later incorrect wrench. The wrench I need must match all the dimensions indicated in...

PSCO. What size is this? looks 2b missing the midship supports that take load off steering wheels when loaded?

i have a couple 1/4" drive rtec sockets availble.

1907 " g-a" drawing of brownhoist steam loco stripping crane. should enlarge.

100 year old lifting device, blacksmith made.