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Re: ~ Plomb tool picture thread - show your stuff! A Plvmb Prvtv 3018, a 1226 makes an appearance as well

It does have hairline crack in one of those spoke

It weights about 150-200 pounds. Top hook is slightly deformed but i just used it to lift about 3000 pounds and its rated for 2 tons. As you may tell i replaced a few questionable bolts. Guess its good to go ill just stay clear of the unsupported load. Got to be older than '44,dad said he had it...

View of front

Just found this in the back of dads barn. Any idear on the age?

I believe it was KAL. Government contract only possibly. i have a pro america 3/8' ratchet

Best grease gun i have is one with the ford emblem on it and a ford part number. Came clipped in a holder on my 79 ford 6600 tractor. Never had a problem with it in 34 years.

Bought new by my family in 1903

I have no idea what model or year it is. It has the new britain, conn. Emblem on it. Anyone else have one?

http://i.pgu.me/j0UO5c8V_original.jpg http://i.pgu.me/f3bbX9xW_original.jpg http://i.pgu.me/YnWZhMJk_original.jpg http://i.pgu.me/ykwiBMKj_original.jpg Lets see if the new iphone lets the pics work. I have no idea how to use this new technology. If it doesnt work ill upload them when I get back...

Tyheuser thats what ive made. No handle at all!! Got some stubbies aint never called them a palm ratchet but i do see how someone would as it is used in the palm on the hand for fast action. I ended up chopping the ugly square handle off of a crescent ls-70. Already used it while doing the oil...

Kind of a neat idea right? Fine tooth seems to be optimal for a palm i think

I have been contemplating making one from an old cresent brand ratchet I have. Either that or one of my kilness ratchets that is very rusty. I have about thirty of them so it wouldnt be a loss to me. Probably will make a 3/8" drive one and see how much i use it then make the other drive sizes...

Dad has one

Milton. Classic usa made quality. Thays What the industrial tire places use.

Anyone got a set they could take a quick gander at? Thanks!

Yes that is what i did this morning in some down time. Used an extremely sharp chisel and cut grooves in it. Then lightly sanded don the ridges. Worked fine for my usage

Pouring rain today, thank goodness but cant get into the field now! So... Goin now into Austin to get the Kennedy. Pics within the next three or four hours.

Thanks caddy, i reckon ill attempt it.

I dont think mine are removable, just of a different type of steel, installed as a separate piece. There is a fine seam that is barely noticable.