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Not a fan of the hutch and storage locker, the hutches are nice but you cant store a lot of tools in them. Id pass

Lot of cheap horsepower in an equal length manifold.

The shelves and hardware was the deal of the day! Nice score!

Had same problem with an impact of mine. Found the coil spring holding the valve shut was weak. Stretched the spring out some and seemed to fix the problem.

Maybe high visibility for air force mechanics?

Im pretty sure those are "cabinet maker" screwdrivers. Im sure a collector bought them and that is why they brought more money

Kinda thought it was VW strut socket, but I can see antenna remover too :)

Looks like a good deal for $500. Not sure about MAC boxes but I would look on the back near the bottom for a model number. Lube the slides, wax it and put it to work.

Pretty sure its China, but still cheap for that vise.

First thought I had was a valve lifter remover. I have one that's similar in design to yours...almost like a small slide hammer.

I was blown away to see Liberty Tool on the front page! I go here almost every week if I can. This is one of the best places to go in Maine if youre a tool junkie. Ryan, how did you find out about this place? Did someone send you the video?

Can't believe that nice rugged workbench brought $3. Prob no one wanted to move it

Grainger, Fastenal, K.L Jack?

Yeh I think I changed my mind. Might try to sell the parts and either buy a Craftsman Pro or wait around for another older solid vise (reed, record, wilton, etc.)

Great idea, thanks for taking the time to show

Yeh I really wish I had the piece. I guess what ill do is decrease it..take it apart and look at the screw or whatever is making it bind and then go from there. Thanks guys :cheers

My guess was the same, someone hit it really hard. Im guessing the broken jaw and the broken extension housing were from the same blow. No I dont have the broken piece thats the first thing I asked. I didnt think the broken housing would be that big of a deal, doesnt the screw take all the...

Dont have a great vise at my small home shop (5 1/2" China). One of the guys at work was gonna throw this vise out but I figured for free it would be worth trying to fix up. Edit: Ok after a quick look its a Wilton 1765 As you can see in the pics theres a big chunk missing on the bottom, only...

I dont think that stubby is supposed to be in there lol. Nice kit though, shines like new.

Bought a DeWalt DW272 drywall gun with a missing chuck for $6. Was thinking that I could convert it to a keyless chuck that would take drill bits, etc but cant seem to find anything. Anyone done this before?