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This transmission jack popped up on Marketplace near me. From the pictures it looks well made. The seller doesn’t know where it was made or who made it. Can anyone identify this one? Thanks.

Drill press looks great, but sounds like the GF is the keeper here.

Here are photos of the plastic piece of the blade guard:

I picked up an old Craftsman table saw from the 1950s. Mine has the blade guard (seems hard to find this) but the plastic insert in it is pretty beat up. Can I produce a new one at home using the old one to help create a mold?

Will take the Bonney 11/16. PM inbound

PM inbound on the Bonney wrench set

I have a Craftsman band saw (12"--113.24261) that has a cracked trunnion support bracket. The part number that I need is 41433. I would appreciate your help in getting this one working again. Thanks!

Trying to put together a set of these. Only have number 3714 (7/16) so far. PM with prices. Thanks

You can find Williams 3/4 drive socket sets on ebay for decent prices ($87 shipped): http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-JH-WILLIAMS-3-4-DR-11-PIECE-SOCKET-SET-33920-/280458486571?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item414ca0e32b I bought an SK set from Craig's List for a little over $100. It was old but it...

PM inbound

PM coming on SK set

Sorry to revive an old thread, but I found a few Parkers listed in an Ellefeldt catalog I have. The photos in the front of the catalog are copyrighted 1946, so the catalog is probably from that timeframe: Thought these might be of interest to someone, especially the description of the...

Will take an SK Tuff 1

PM and Paypal sent for Stahwille set

Will take Proto 3/8 drive ratchet. PM on way.

Sorry to revive an old thread, but I was in a Walmart Supercenter in Mexico City this week and they had a couple of those yellow handled Stanley screwdrivers (the Australian made ones in the photo above). They were approximately $3 each and looked to be good quality. I believe they were made...

PM sent for Stahlwille series 14

Agree with SK. You can find their used combo wrenches pretty cheap if you're patient. I like my Protos, too, though. Can't go wrong with either of these.

Sometimes you find them when you aren't even looking: [/IMG] Picked up this Walker Greyhound locally for $100. The guy who sold it to me said it was in his dad's service station. He thought that he bought it in the 50's. It needs restoration, but is complete.