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Got some action now, over $100, and they got a reserve too.

That is sweet looking, who has the link for it?

They're not bad, the ones I have seem like the sides are too high, but just preference. I have not done any work recently so I can't compare, been using using rails and that seems to work well for me, as I got all the sizes there to jump from different sizes when I encounter them.

Also make sure you have allowed enough time for the floor to cure. I kept stuff off my floor for about 2 months due to Active Duty, but at least a few weeks.

If my prices are too high make me an offer, I could only go off of the snap-on site. Hard to see what others sold for on here when I searched.

No one? Figured this would go, the below item on eBay went for the same price without the roll. http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-SNAP-8-PC-BOX-END-METRIC-WRENCH-SET-6MM-20MM-XSM608A-/220866824393?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item336cb048c9

Thanks, were they for impacts, or regular ones as well?

I have 7 deep 6 point 3/8 Snap-On sockets, that are in used condition. I am not sure on pricing so I have them listed at 50% of the list price before they pulled the pricing from the site on these. Feel free to make me an offer and the price does not include shipping. SFS101 5/16 $8.90 (has...

Am experimenting with a few different options. Almost all my Mac sockets are in those, Snap-On on rails, and I have plastic rails for my Crescent. I think those are for Craftsman but am not sure at all. The ones for Mac are better as the sides are lower, a little easier to use IMHO.

Brand new, does not looked to be used at all, slight wear on roll where the smallest wrench goes (little white line looks like tear). See a wide range on these but see a few sold on eBay and this one has the roll, so I am asking $165 shipped.

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The one on the top is for the missing shroud to protect you from the belts. The lower one looks like it may be for some attachment maybe a light but I have no idea.

From what I see of your driveway, you may have all that situated in the spot where the runoff flows through. Pavement all cracked, may be better off with gravel to help the ground absorb moisture. Sorry to head this in a different direction, but the initial issue needs to be identified or it...

I took a look and found these two, a little rough, let me know if you're interested.

Thanks, is that a tray or a pry bar rack on the left side?

That's nice, what are the dimensions, or the part number so I can look at site? -Thanks

Whats it doing, and pictures so we can see what components that make up the jack.

Glad I watched that without posting first. Looks like you are good to go if you do that. Was thinking it could become a weak point in the system, but not if it still meets the standards after heating it. Great info!

Good find! Those old presses are massive, my buddy has a similar stand up one, looks like his has belt guards though, maybe a later safety feature.

Do you have any pics, was trying to visualize in my head. So is this standard framing on a flat pad? Also have to wonder what caused the dirt or gravel whatever they put under the pour to settle or erode that much. Depending on your budget you could get a house mover in there to lift it up...