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Okay Lugz and 4 Cycle and RTM the rest of the gang. Who and when did this old clunker come out as a useful tool? No markings. I went through all the rabbit holes I could find. It may be missing the top collet for the handle, but I need more information to complete. Thanks, Guys.

Very cool. Clean those up and more pics. Thanks for dropping by with those.

Did you ever restack the leather on your WWII knife? Or was that not you?

Have you recognized the button yet? It may have some significance. Have you messed with your Commando handle also?

I like your setup. I can handle a wood lathe, but was wondering if they still offer night school classes in metal lathe work? When I grow up. I want a set up like yours. But all vintage tools. I bought and restored old tools thirty years ago. And gave them away to people who would use...

They look very hefty. What is the length? I would like them because it looks like you can put good leverage on them.

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I meant dirt bikes, by the way.

Mine too.

Many moons like 1970s I did working on gas pumps on farms. And it is comforting to know that there are younger people out there using the same tools. But sorry, someone will be around. Too much like work for a lot of folks.

I have used WD-40 and fine steel wool on gun barrels all my life without losing very little bluing enough to notice. Now if you are going for show room look?

Great. Thank you, Sir. I believe my books have the specs for the settings and this clarifies my understanding of using the tools. I would not think that anyone could repair the front and rear axles without these tools. You are a great asset to this forum. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Hey Busted Knuckle or anyone. Would anyone have the instructions or settings for this Miller W99-W101-13 specialty tool kit? It is for pinion adjusting fixture for adjusting the front and rear axles. I have a 1960s Willys CJ5 that I plan on calibrating in the future. I have an idea on using...

No. Just get some WD-40 and some real light sandpaper and away you go. I do it all the time.

I agree. I was not so sure whether they were Cresent.

Very cool.

There is another faint stamping 166 on the face. But you make some good points. Thanks.

May be a little while before he answers. He has not been on the forum since Jan.

Hurry! Put it back.

Plus, a 1970 John Deere 100 and a 1959 Pennsylvania Panzer and old Homelite Generator and Vornado Table fan. And a 1960 Willys CJ5 and a lot more. But I got to keep the daughter in college and the wife happy. Because Happy wife means Happy life.