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Lever vs screw action is no contest, although the screw depends on the lever

Lever vs screw action is no contest

Hey fellow garage people. Got this vise and a Parker 974 for $125. Fixed it up ,slapped on some lip stick and it’s ready to go!

How about combo wrench 1729. 5/8 and 3/4 inch

I got a bead on a fixed base 958 for $325 and think it’s a fair deal

Have a nice condition Parker 202 . Swivels 360 . I need the wrench , 15 mm or .59 inch

That ten inch wrench you are looking for, is that the wooden handled variety? I have a lot of Billings spencer tools or the vintage variety

Curved does

Why no love for the old curved doe?

It's 4&1/2.inch jaws

Hi fellow vintage tool lovers. I just bought a leg vise in upstate ny that came out of a barn and was there for a least 100 years . It is in the English style,3&1/2 inch jaws and 50 pounds . Cannot find any marks . It was the filthiest tool I ever cleaned. Research tells me it could be much...

All you tool guys are gay and I am quitting this loser site

Wow you really put me in my place . I are a ***** . U r reel smurt. Great take. You added so MUCH with your sage wisdom.gfy

Old tack hammer for upholstery

I have an old prentiss vise and the acorn or what ever it is called for the anvil in back is missing. Does anyone know where to locate a replacement?

Wow that's a lot of research for a marginal ,at best, vise. A lot of tools have weird indecipherable marks.

Railway anvil for sure

I have a Parker model 202 . 3&1/2 inch jaws about 22 lbs really old . They constantly changed the numbering/lettering as they introduced new models right up to the 900's of which I have a nice 955, 85 lbs

Good move passing. Good deals are out there . I just bought a nice reed 103&1/2 for $40

Seventy is a great price plus you got the original wrench . They clean up well. My biggest/best is a Parker 955