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I've posted about this one in a separate thread: as you can see, I need to fill in empty spots.....

I'm still pretty giddy about it. I've been watching the local classifieds pretty closely and all the stars seemed to line up on this.

Both for 300.00! pro-700 series. Cornwell ctg-500swr set.

Any ideas as to the age of the Walker? Not sure if I want to tackle reworking it, although, I think it would be cool to have such an old jack working. Any clues to the age of this jack? Any tell tale marks that would help i.d. that?

Picked up a couple floor jacks of cl a couple of weeks ago and finally decided to post about them. First up is this fellow: A search revealed that this is most likely a Norco made jack under the Montgomery Ward tag...

bump for help!

well, picked up this for 30 bucks. got it home and plugged it in. let it run for a bit and the sweep on the scope died, or at least i think it did. does anyone have any info or manuals on this or a similar model? would GREATLY be appreciated.

appears that it copies the wilton multipurpose vise very closely: http://www.wiltontools.com/us/manufacturing/en/wilton/product.html?node=4546&product=273882

looked at one at a swap meet for 80 bucks mounted on what used to be a lamp stand, possibly an old oil street lamp pole. here is an only image of one i found on the net. looks pretty decent. what say ye?

a couple of things i have specifically for my 85 all carbureted no computer anything other than the clock/memory in the radio s10 are as follows: an all-test digital timing/tach. it displays engine rpm and where the actual firing is taking place at the same time. this uses the magnetic probe...

u.s. navy issue flight deck boots.

must have hit both!

one helluva tie tack!

you know that cheesy handle on that mini fridge in the garage?

there is also one with boxes.

i have two that i use quite a bit for my electronics work at home and then some pretty fancy stuff at work.

i have 2 of these that i don't need. both are in such great shape that you'd think they were made recently. the meter lenses so have some minor scuffs. i have the pdf instructions. 40.00 o.b.o. shipped. paypal acceptable. you can see these in the 1979 catalog...

you know, there is the positive to this, that being you did not pay the snap on price. seriously. i bought a set of the cornwell go thru ratchets. i could have bought the chinese made craftsman set for less and got more, but only at a price difference of about 35 bucks. now did i research...

it's in the circular as a "doorbuster" sale.

a decent flashlight. wire strippers.