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Any recommendations on how I could seal this w/out buying another switch? The compressor isn't mine, so I'm not trying to drop more on it than I have to.

This pressure switch is on a Husky compressor in the garage I rent (doesn't belong to me). Model LF10-4H, works fine, but gasket/diaphragm leaks down below 80 psi overnight. Previously, I have tightened the four screws on the switch body, but now that will not correct the issue. Research has led...

Thanks fellas

And this valve spring depressor......any particular application?

I have a small lot of tools that my friend is getting rid of....some of which I am unfamiliar with. See pics and let me know what you think...

Matco SAE combination wrench set, 5/16" through 13/16". Professionally used and showing average wear, but still many good years left in them. Owners marks "Clark" on all of them. They are the long pattern WCL series. $75.00 shipped anywhere in the lower 48.

Bump. $180 shipped

CAT 11 piece SAE combination wrench set 3/8" - 1, part # 4C-9600. They have the grooved open ends and 12 point box ends. Wrenches show light wear (see pics) but have NO OWNERS MARKS, chipping, flaking, gouging, corrosion, or other significant defects. Excellent tools that are very expensive from...

Kind of what I thought.....guess I'll hold on to it.

Got this with some old taps and dies today for free.....says Swartchild and Germany on it. From what I can tell, the company made specialty tools for watchmaking/jewelry.

I have the Lisle #12600 bearing and seal driver set and would like to have the three larger discs that are available separately. Thought I'd ask here first... #12690 size 2.830", #12700 size 2.995", and #12970 size 3.180" Thanks in advance

Looking for an original OWNERS MANUAL for this old Micronta 22-204C meter. I would also appreciate any leads to a PDF online.

Looking for a good set of long profile double box wrenches with about a 60 degree offset in sizes 6mm and up.....will consider USA or foreign as long as the quality is good for semi-professional automotive use. They don't have to be matched. The Snap-on pic is just attached to show the style of...

My first box of any kind...Dad gave it to me when I was 14 or so. Don't know what brand it is, but he got it in college (early 70s) in used condition. It's my road box now.

My buddy bought a set of the Williams hard handles a while back and a I would recommend them. I'd have some myself if not for the fact that I already have Matco, Craftsman, Napa, and other drivers.

This kit is for a Proto 3/8" drive click type torque wrench.....brand new and unopened. FREE if you cover the shipping. I have PayPal. Send me a PM to get a quote.

Oh....just got to thinking about that once I posted. Thanks fellas

See pics. I got them with something I bought years ago and have never been able to use them....no provision for a hook on the end, and nothing to wrap through the center. Is there something wrong here or am I just confused?

I have one of the larger red handled bars (about 26") and use it professionally....no complaints. I also have some HF bars, but they are not as sturdy.

I've always wanted to learn how to use this type of stuff to troubleshoot/tune cars of the period. Way cool.