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I still have a long way to go. But were these available for your dad back in 1939? I know Dons party garage has a few but I have not researched them yet. Did your dad use a air compressor back then? He has a gift. I know he is gone but I still rely on preset tense on a man with such a gift...

Yea thanks. And I would clean the Armature other than the Actuator.

Good job. I would take the motor apart and clean the brushes. I have had good luck with a very fine emery cloth and clean the actuator.

Is it yours? Did the motor get wet? Great find if you did. Where do you live? I need neighbors like yours.

Love it Don. When I grow up, I want to do what you do. Thanks for your sharing.

My local Snap-on truck broke down in front of the house yesterday. I looked and told the driver I can fix it for $50,00 a week for two years but he didn't find that funny. lol.

This is why we attempt to remove with just a screwdriver.

Wow. Thanks again Woody. I will be here for a few days catching up on some fine history.

Wow Lugs. That is so valuable to your life and your kids. No one could put a value on having something like those. You are a lucky man to have a father with that talent. It is sad that he did not get to express his thoughts on his life. Thanks.

Very very cool Nutria. This will take a few days for me to catch up on and the above topics. Thanks men.

So. You found that old Snap-On truck that has been missing for 40 years.lol. Great finds.

Good job. I remember him with the handlebar's mustache.

I had one of those Russian guns. But way to heavy to hunt with.

Man I love these old tools. Compared to the new ones. I know you got to lug a extension cord, but they hold so true.

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40475 Richmond Ky.

You're not that far? I'll knock off some for the gas.

Thanks. First for me.

Yea that's a first. Allways relate that to Quality.

I would have paid that. Some wouldn't. After cleaning it up some, I think you will be pleased. They don't make classics like that anymore. Good pick.