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Everyone has their own home=brew formula for protecting freshly clean steel-with or with-out plating finish! I have several that I use, such as light turbine oil(Ace Hardware source) for bare steel. BLO is also very good, fluid film, Fogging oil for doing engine cylinders for storage is fine...

There are several postings on this and other sites of what specific types of de-rusting items/potions that will do a safe job. 12 volt battery and annodes, Apple cider vinegar and white as well, evaporust and others. Read them all first and proceed with caution or keep asking questions...

Thought that I had posted these before? Maybe over on another site--Anyway this is what I have accumulated over a large period of time--not a very common tool in this area. I found the Black box set at a auto swap meet in the past and could not believe the condition in relation to the other...

If they were mfg. for "CAT" than maybe "INTERNATIONAL" and "JOHN DEERE" & "OLIVER" & J.I. CASE & "MASSEY FERGUSON & ????? They all had tools for there Tractors!!!:shocking::bounce::shoot5::deadhorse

Mid new year bump! Has to be some BP fans out there needing these???:headscrat

15 Total Vintage wrenches-mostly clean condition-few with POM's check out the pictures. Looking for equal/greater truck brand ratchets value to trade for. Will consider individual trade/sales if no response at later date. Questions/offers or ??? contact via e-mail PM..........Thanks for...

Maybe these could have been produced by MTF before the buyout? Milwaukee Tool & Forge Co.? Some closer ups on the pics would be of extreme help!:headscrat

Nice collection of anvils-what are the items stored in the vertical position on the purlins? Ratchets??

Recent locate on my part-don't usually pick up NB, but this was complete and in VGC--probably resting in someones TB for lots of years!

Was it bent at room temp or did you use heat?:headscrat

Yes, thanks for all the help-much appreciated. The one I have is flat all the way across the adjustable end. Maybe there were two different styles? I'll keep looking-never know what one can find!!:thumbup:

Yeah, that was my thought on it also-early tool with the deep black dipped/sprayed paint that was used like on some early A & T tools-I'll have to dig deeper into my old tools box to see if I have another one with the cross brace!!!

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Hope these pictures help obtaining answers!! .598 across flat on tip--.426 hex opening The Herbrand is .436 hex female .523 hex w/cross hole .243 cross hole i.d.

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Might as well jump into this one as well as the two I posted! The Wright 18900 is .426 I.D hex female end x .598 o.d. of the flat tip. unrelated to this thread but the one I posted on the Herbrand thread the hex female is .436 x .523 hex end w/hole thru x .243 i.d. bar hole opening. The...

Jake: Thanks for posting the pictures-had trouble with my computer. I sent you a PM on the pending deal.........Thanks:thumbup:

Look over on GG or TT as I posted the same questions there with the pics--this computer terminal is giving me problems! Since you picqued my interest would you be interested in swapping those two matco rats for that 4 piece matco stubby mm wrench set that we discussed previously? I understand...

As stated-one each Wright 18900 tool/wrench--looks like brake tool-could be also airplane tool? The 962 socket ex. tool is made by Herbrand and also has a D stamped on hex drive flatts Trying to put identify on either/both any help appreciated????:headscrat

As stated-both are vintage items-would like to know what they were used for? Nut driver is a Herbrand w/D date code? Missing thru handle AA says that it was from 1921 forward also says "HARDENED" on shaft?? Wright tool-could also be aircraft related-sort of looks like a brake adjustment or...