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120 year old shop crane & heavy wrench @ the Baraboo Steam & Gas Show last week. Short walk around video.

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Maybe very early on to give their forges something to do.

Ironworker nostalgia/collectible. Very famous company.

I assume its ratchet set box. If its worth it, its available for cost of shipping. Its marked with permanent black marker $2.00.

Picked up at swap meet, Armstrong Bros. Tool Co. box holding a bunch modern pencils and pens. Also contained 13 vintage farm related bullet pencils. $2.00 for all.

I'm looking for their 1/2" drive breaker bar ratchet adapter. Even a part number would be helpful. thanks.

I need a usable screw and nut from a 955.

I'm with OL i'm loving it.

Breaking protocol a bit. My sons recent Kearney & Trecker/Milwaukee mill, acquired at scrap price. It was hardly used and in like new condition according to him. Maybe manufactured around the time of the manual printing. With War Finish items brought up here often I thought I'd post its War...

I'm working on a WWII Air Force APU and noted a lot of safety wiring done with really thin gauge copper wire. I wonder if it is more for inspection purposes noting that the bolts were properly torqued. Anyway that thingy would be easypeasy to use replacing the s-wiring I want to do. The...

This APU engine weigh 90lbs with genny weighing 36 according to data tags. Surplus advertising mentioning welder conversion. thx.

1944 B29 Flight Engineer Video,

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It weighs 138lbs, used in larger multi engine aircraft.

FB MP War Effort find today. Andover, Ranger, Eclipse large aircraft Auxiliary Power Generator (APU). It was used in the aircraft to keep batterys at peak performance. From the internet, “The air cooled APU (PUTT-PUTT) was used to: provide electrical power during ground operations, in...

Here's a weird one (to me) from marketplace. Low hp = low pressure/volume? Anyone know about it?

Nice 1, Drop forged steel, stronger than cast iron. Not that your suppose to take to destructive limits.