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I would use it. Deffinitely change the hoses but there are no other soft tissue components so youll be fine nice score.

Welcome im new too this site also and can say there is a wealth of information here. Can you tell us your interests. Mine are vintage tools and classic cars. Anyway glad your on board.

Hey snapmom thanks for directing me to the proper thread ill get some more pics of my collection this weekend i just started picking up snapon last summer bit have already accumulated some really cool stuff.

Heres my snapon collection ill dig out the other brands this weekend and post them.

Thanks im new at this ill check it out

Looks like B3408

Makes total sense now that you mentioned those wire clamps

This is probably simple but im stumped i have a couple dont know what there for

Thought it would be fun to see some ratchet collections.

Heres an old snap on i picked up last summer

I know what the ratchet is for but why the boxed end in that particular size.

Use them in my granite shop almost weekly to dress grinding wheels

Wow ive been throwing them in my scrap pile for years now im going to have to dig them out and pair them up thanks for all the great info!

I purchased a european bridge saw with 3 motors 1 10hp and 2 5hp. The power company quoted me 7500.00 to bring the required 3 phase to my shop so I opted for a phase converter now 15 yrs later ive spent over 10k on rebuilding or replacing the phase converters. wish i would have ponied up in the...

Heres mine works great i have it mounted on a weight from a farm implement it weighs 200+pounds so it very stable.

These are blackhawk but im not sure of what period they are from one standard and one metric set. They appear to be vintage and in excellent shape.

Ive got one just like it i paid 110.00 but it was full of tools. I could see paying 45.00 if its restorable

Yes porcelain tile will work on exterior applications if the substrate is sound. I would have a proffesional do the work one who the local vendors know to be reputable ive been in the tile trade for thirty years and there are alot of half assed setters out there these days. Every step is...

If you dont fill it make sure its vented properly fumes will settle in the bottom.

Around southern idaho matco is the one tool i hardly ever see i dont know why if i run onto some i throw them in my mac drawer