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I'm sure if it's a actual address, it'll get to you. Most overweight items can't be delivered to a po box.

I think the enclosed screw ductile ones are way up there. But no matter what... these engineers style 8" and 6" vises are normally $300+ usd.

I'll know for sure on Thursday of this week. I've ordered a few off the shelf items I found on the net that are going to be here Wed night. The bases are massive so none of the 8" swivel bases I have on hand will work (New Yost 8" bases I have on hand). When Irwin Bought out Record they...

they still have the 4.5 https://www.ebay.com/itm/335355179749?itmmeta=01JE1SFF5GHP4WENH6J8EY1317&hash=item4e14b9f2e5:g:fHoAAOSwkxdmITqv

Here's the 4.5" and 5" Palmgren engineers vises. They are both using the Irwin t4sb swivel bases in the pics. (these have been discontinued but you can still get some on Amazon) The lockdown nuts are my setup as these 2 bases didn't come with lockdown bolts as I bought them open box. They...

Yeah you did fine. Your Next outdoor vise should be this in the link below. These are Made for Palmgren by Barbero in Argentina. These are Malleable Iron and its a $300 vise being sold at clearance for $80 shipped. Its 75lbs and Babero has been ,and still is a respected 80yr old Vise...

In my honest opinion, I would strongly suggest you absolutely not do ANYTHING else to that Vise save for putting it back together with the lightest of mineral oil on the mating surfaces!

The Auction I Linked and the Picture I posted is his 2nd patented design. You have Joseph H Lewis's First patented Vise My Guy. Take Note of Figure 6 Item K spindle. https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/78/06/3a/dca57c6192580f/US65097-drawings-page-1.png

https://www.ebay.com/itm/115267113010 Also... Post 13 in this thread mentioned. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/the-vise-history-thread.387740/

Last week I saw the price drop 75% on the Yost 204 Machinist vise on Amazon. Ended up being $98 shipped! Specs are Ductile iron, 4 jaws, 6.5 " opening and 50lbs. I've have used a Ancient Yost 4 Machinist vise for over 30 years at the machine shop I work at so I'm glad to have it in the...

Littlestown No3 I cleaned up over summer (Big *** 8" Yost Austempered Ductile iron shop vise as the base)

These are all NOS Palmgrens made by Barbero S.A in Argentina.

4.5" 5" 6" and 8" Palmgrens. 5" Irwin Record on the end hiding out.

Little Japanese British Pattern ERON 3" No75 It was missing jaw and used without that jaw for years. As it was when I got it, and then after I spruced it back up. Made some Brass soft jaws for it. This will endup in my reloading room. All the ERON's in the British pattern and the Morgan...

Yes I saw that. Thank you.

I got this from them last Oct.

I've got a few Spanish made adjustable wrenches. I for sure don't think the channellock versions are weak in any sense. They are pretty stout wrenches. I think all of the current production made in spain adjustable are really good. The Klein Spanish adjustables are really nice as well. Here's...

Thanks! I was Vise poor for most of my adult life. Just got flat tired of it. I'd like more vintage units but they are few and far between around here.

Forgot about these Hobo Freight Doyle wrenches. These are very well made Cheapo Budget Adjustable wrenches. Heavy wide handle, Super tight jaws and big Buttress threaded knurls. These are much nicer than the current China made crescents and open wider to boot.. I wish they made a full set...