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Does anyone know if Cryer Tools is still in business? I've been trying to get in touch with them and they do not answer their e-mails. I made an order in early March and got everything but a 10mm wrench. They said they were moving and would send it in April. Then I e-mailed them again late April...

I found an old hardware store here in Ohio that has a lot of NOS SK and Indestro hand tools. They look like the stuff they both put out in the 70s. It's a real mixed bag on what they have size and types of wrenches. It's in Fremont,Ohio - Associated Buyers True Value. I also picked up a NOS...

Do any German tool companies make combination wrenches 10mm and up with 6pt. box ends on them? Hazet makes them from 5.5mm to 9mm and then stops.

Has anyone used one of those gutter cleaning attachments that fit on a leaf blower? If so, did it work well or are they junk?

I'm looking to buy a Knipex pliers wrench for my nephew who is a John Deere mechanic. What would be the best size to buy for him? I'm only going to buy one to see if he likes them. Would you start with the 7 1/4" or the 10"?

Does anyone in the US sell the Force Tool brand? They make a combination wrench with a 75deg. offset box. I'd like to try to find some.

I found a Craftsman long 6pt. offset box end wrench in 3/8 x 7/16. I've never seen the long offset box end wrenches in anything but 12pt. I would like to get a couple more in different sizes. It had a -V- code were these 6pt. that hard to find?

My nephew has been a tractor nut all his life. I've found some old tractor branded tools for him to display in his barn with his tractors. So far, I've found some John Deere, Case, IH, and Fordson stuff. Does anyone know of any other tractor branded wrenches?

Elora sells midget open end wrenches in 2.5 mm and 3mm sizes. What would you use something that small on ?

Don't know if this should go here, but if you google Popular Mechanics magazine on DVD they haves copies from 1904 to 1969 on disk. Lots of cool old stuff to look through. They also have Popular Science magazine from 1872 to 1963. Admin please feel free to move to the right spot if this...

I went to Sears at the Mall today, went up and down the tool aisles and ended up buying a 1/4" drive Spinner Handle. I didn't even need a time-traveling DeLorean , just a trip to Bowling Green, Ohio. The aisles were short and the section was kind of weak and all the Craftsman tools were made in...