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So I was browsing the letgo app and I am "supposed" to have this bought and pick it up today. I know it's obviously a Columbian but which one? This is the only photo I have to go off of. Took a $40 gamble on this one. Did I do ok or **** out?

Replace needle and seat yet?

At least you didn't have to worry about tripping over your junk in the process...

Think I'll leave these right here....

And there goes a healthy down payment on a house!!

This is what happens when you divide by zero....

Never had such a hard time giving tools away in all my life!

Here is another one! Anyone want a Craftsman long c logo speed handle! 3/8 dr. And approx. 18" long. Does have some mileage but still useful!

This is more to help others lean form our mistakes. While it could be argued that there is no such thing as a bad buy, I think most would agree that people can definitely rip you off if your not careful and slightly impulsive. So GJ members......what's the worst buy you have made? Mine was...

Thank you for the help! I seen the clamp and just couldn't leave it there.....I may have a problem.....is there a resource for tool collecting addictions?

18" oal

Snagged these for $8 This is the only mark on a 3/8 craftsman speed handle. Anyone have a part #? Having a hard time finding a value on it. I'm keeping it, just don't know how good a deal I got.

It's a steel tank. Looks like the end cap rests on the inner edge of the main body.

So as some of you know, I acquired an old compressor and tank awhile back and while the pump was salvaged the tank was ****. Well today I started to turn it into a quench tank for large pieces. I used the torch for initial paint removal on one end because I make good choices. And the are where...

I am looking for 2 anvils. 100lb +. Would like to find a 100lb for light work and travel and a 200lb ft the home forge. No cast iron please. I would love to be able to say I can pay collector prices but this is a want/would be nice to have, not a desperate need. Would prefer they have both...

Buy it, clean it, sell it, buy cool boxes you CAN use.....

Decent saw. Look up HENRY DISSTON and SONS.

After the auction yesterday, I told myself that no matter what, I wouldn't buy any tools today. Well at $1 each I couldn't help it! Couple t-handle toque wrenches and a sears screwdriver.

Yep it's a coin! I didn't know if the same held true for coin silver? You are probably correct as I know next to nothing about coins. Other than they spend and before a certain date had silver lol. A big part of me wants to dig it out to see where it's from and tell me where this axe has been...