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That led me to these which looks about right. Never seen these anywhere, let alone on a carb, but not a professional wrench by any means. Tri-Groove This unique round head with three side grooves provides high security. Tri groove screws are difficult to grab with standard pliers and require a...

Got this socket on a rail with some 1/4 drive carb adjust sockets. It's a new one to me. Dated 1988. It has 3 bars that would fit over a cone shape. I see a couple on ebay for sale, but no clear idea where it would have been used. Anybody recognize it?

You **** on the Snap-on reversible driver set. They easily flip for $100. plus. Nothing going on here in the deep freeze for now except feeding the wood stove.

I also had not known of the Snap-on no. 6 adapter. Found this on worthpoint: Snap-on clutch adapter, Rachet Adaptor No 6 Type 2 (A very short-lived version, likely lasted a few months) PAT. PEND. is stamped on the side under "Snap-on" 2 7/8" long 1/2" drive 30 tooth (15 teeth per side)The...

Ok you definitely ****. Buy a reasonably priced bar & got the saw thrown in for free.

Bingo, Thanks fellas, I love this place.

Any ideas on what this Craftsman plastic thing is? If it was a baby sized crutch, the part that goes in the armpit is lop sided. Everything else is symmetrical.

Five pages & counting talking about the dead. I love this place!

First one of these I have run into. Utica Loc-Rite. Awfully long handled wrench for 7/32 x 1/4. No evidence of chrome, so I guess was industrial finish. I appreciate how deep the stamping is.

Hey Rickster, I've not seen that puller before. I see it is stamped Chicago. Any model numbers? Could it be pre-Snap-on? Good on the Craftsman stuff as well. The Ebay Craftsman craze is continuing, albeit a little more selective I think.

When I was in elementary school, one of my favorite songs that we would sing was "The Swazi Warrior" I suppose now days that would be racist, but I just like to sing the song & look at the picture of the guy's spear.

Quad Box... Catchy name, I'll go with that.

Well, yeah,...... seen more than a few of them, but never one that has 4 sizes in a single wrench. Maybe I don't get out enough.

First thing I noticed about this wrench is that the 12 point box inserts are beefier than a normal laminated wrench. Internet search this model number brings up two sale listings referring to it as a "flat ratchet" Is that a for-real name, or a made up thing? The inserts appear to be a single...

There is a local estate sale company that has developed a reputation for intentionally pricing items beyond fair market. At the end of the sale, they low ball the owners who just really want to empty the house, & buy out the lot. They then take it back to their own brick & mortar location to sell.

My other stuff from last weekend Kind of stoked about the Craftsman stubby sets at $10. each even with the missing 10mm. 1/2 Long Flex heads $10 each Blue Snap-on ratcheting driver $3. Snap-on & Mac pliers $3.00 each Craftsman RHFT $3.00 each Lots of Petersons at $2.00 each The seller was kind...

Yes, I haven't tried to remove those yet to see what that's about. Original, or some type of trick to get the jaws to align. And I think you are correct about Rock Island. (I am a vise neophyte) The base clamp design would be a tell, yes? As well as the jaws being channeled.

I had a pretty good past weekend, but haven't had time to sort through it yet. Here is the beginning stop, and the end. Plomb 1-1/2 x 1-7/16 #WF89 (2) Blue-Point round handles 1-1/4 x 1-3/8 and 1-1/4 x 1-5/16. Each wrench has had owner markings ground off.......:mad:..........But only paid $2.00...

I am tempted to steal those pictures & post a Free Scrap Metal add on Craigslist.

On to the next location. Had to park in a municipal lot & walk around to a small what looks like a "junke/antique shop" Lots of ((to me) expensive glass & wall hangings etc. There were the tools! Big wrench! .... wait, is that price $20.00 or $2.00? That's $2.00 says the shop owner.... I...