Search results

I have always thought it was a Kennedy box but never really gave it much thought. I got it in the late 80's? I have used it for my road box. It has some weight but I throw it in what ever ride we take just in case. I've used it more helping others than I have on my ride.

Cleaning my garage has made it possible to use this again. I got it 8-10 years ago.

I got a couple from one of the agencies at work that was upgrading their benches. I've only got one together so far but also only have half my garage cleaned. I bolted the bins down and just used a large C clamp on the vice for now.

I don'tknow about collecting but I have a few that I still use,

I've been cleaning my garage and trying to get all of my Grandfathers, Dad's and two uncles tools back into some order. This Williams/Snap-on was My Grandfathers. The Mac was My dads last box I have not been able to bring myself to go thru it yet.

Blackie, My grandfather used Williams, Proto, Bonney and New Britian his entire life. This is the largest H-51 3/4 Dr and the smallest 1/4 dr 1/8 inch deep socket and some wrenches I could find.

https://www.cpooutlets.com/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-cpo-master-catalog/default/dw4631f7a9/product_media/kil/kilnart90mini/images/xlarge/kilnart90mini.jpg A tram gauge is one of thebest tools to have.

Mustang pawn on E 7th has a big selection but you'ii have to search thru the junk. I've not decoded their tickes. Also the pawn shop at Congress and stasney(SP?} they have a good selection. Their code is MARYLOUISE so that will help you get a better deal.

I've got one and it's done everything I've asked of it. It helps to have two people to raise and lower it but not completely necessary. The one thing I would suggest is buy A good trolley. I got A 2ton jet trolley from Northern tool for under 200 bucks. I don't have a HF press so I can't speak...

Ok so I'm looking for a 72" toolbox and I came across these. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200581343_200581343 http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200581342_200581342 They are right in line with what I can/want to spend,They have a top box and they have color...

Mine is 100X60X16 with 40X40X30 on one side for the house above the shop it cost right at 35,000. The slab and insulation cost a little more 40,000+. Then about 20,000 to finish it out. like others have said make sure you use lots of sound deading material and insulation. I have the shop tools...

The first one I just got from a government auction about two months ago. The second one came from my grandfather.

No this was at a government building in Austin. I didn't ask about them but I sure will Monday when I go back.

I got it all for 400 bucks, But ive only got two days to get it out!

This is the rest of the haul.

This was my auction haul for the day, The grinder is a monster. It only has a government tag. I can't find any other info. The drill press is 30+ years and look like its been used a handful of times.

Matco SPW 15 obstruction / Distributor Wrench Black finish $ 10.00 What size is it?

Guinness and I keep it in this. I got it off Craigslist for $50. Late 40's early 50's GE. It had a freon leak the coils had rubbed each other for years. It's not super cold but cold enough for me.

I live in a relatively crime free area, but since the fires myself and one neighbor(about 1/2 mile away) are the only ones left so it is better to be safe. I've got two Great Danes(150 Lb+ each) that if I'm in the garage they are laying in the front yard. If anyone stops or wants to talk to me...

^^^ What he said. Nothing is more aggravating than needing a socket/tool and not having it. I have a few special tools that I don't use very often but when you need it the job is much easier.