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Thanks, I was thinking it was one of their new imports.

I turned in a -v- series 1/4" slide bar for replacement. Received the new one in the mail Sat and it is a -K- series. Anyone know who made it? No COO on it.

I've got the same ratchet that I bought in the early 60's and have had the same question on dis-assembly although mine still works great. There for awhile I thought I was the only one who owned one.

A dial indicator like that could have been used in a variety of measuring applications from centering bar stock in a lathe to adjusting tools in machines. The K & T name on it means it was a gauge that was checked out of the plant gauge crib to be used and returned when done with it. Property...

Thanks guys, my main concern was if the ratchet head was pre-lubed w/grease or if I should just put an oil can to it from time to time. It works great, I really don't think it was ever used. No marks that a socket was ever on it. Loud....LOL...yeah a little. But what the heck for 5 bucks. I...

Hey guys, I just picked up a Model #875199430 Craftsman Pneumatic 3/8" mini ratchet wrench at flea mkt for $5 in like new condition, Is there anything I should pat attention to other than some air tool oil for motor? Sears won't let you download an owners manual.

Jeez guys, let it go and just help the guy...... ENOUGH!

I haven't found anything recently but prior finds were a Husqvarna safety helmet w/face shield and muffs I use all the time now, Big Mag Lite and a 10mm gear-wrench.

Most smaller mic's came with a calibration disc to check them. Most anyone that bought a micrometer new will have one you can use. Back it off about .020 when you store it.

I like it. It ought to serve you well..

Next try

Darn...no pic.... back to drawing board!!

If this works, this is mine, I hate the term man cave and instead prefer "clubhouse"

All I found today was a a Channel Loc 420 pliers with Made by Champion DeArment of Meadville, PA and a 8" Rigid pipe wrench in really nice shape but the newer series.

To de-grease mine, I'll drop them in a plastic coffee can with mineral spirits in it and let them soak, for a few days. I'll slosh them around from time to time to help break up the crud.

Watch the flea markets too. I got a really nice OTC 20-250# torque wrench at one for $18

I've go a 1/2" dr Bonney A707 ratchet and an Indestro Super 2736 3/8 dr flex head ratchet along w/other tools from back in 1963 that I still use today. I've been really fortunate not to break or misplace very many.

It's a hardness tester. You have a ball on the spindle tip somewhat like a small ball bearing and exert force on metal at a given force, psi if I recall. Then you have a sight gauge that measures the width of the dimple you put in the metal and that tells you the hardness of the metal. You have...

It's replacement parts for the old gas cans.