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    Unusual Chas Parker Quick Release?

    Picked this up today at the antique store, trying to find out some information about it. The knob at the front adjusts the main screw, and when you're close you turn the handle about 90 degrees to clamp it down. I'm not sure what the contraption on the back does. The screw is stuck, so I'll...
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    K1 heater ventilation.

    Ok, I got a brand new 175k btu, remington k1 heater a couple weeks ago. Previously I had borrowed a friends 75k btu heater to heat my garage and never had a problem just leaving the garage up a couple inches. But the old one stunk bad when it turned off, and had no thermostat. Hence the...
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    Snap-on OEXM wrench set

    Have a set of Snap-on wrenches, 8-19mm. It's missing a 17, but has 2 15's. Also the 16mm is an older style. And the 10 mm is a short style. All of them have some light surface scratches, they are used, but nothing major unless indicated. None of them have anything inhibiting their use, just...
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    Help with fluid exchanger TS410

    I haven't written here in awhile but hoped you guys could help me. I have a customer who bought a Flo-dynamics model TS410 from me about 16 months ago. The machine has worked beautifully for him this long and a couple days ago it began making an abnormal noise, as well as filling the new fluid...
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    WTB: Vintage SO Rolling chest.

    I'm looking for an older rolling chest, 33" wide or so, to go with the top box I recently got. Preferably close to central ohio, but I can travel a little for the right thing. Similiar to the one pictured below, doesn't have to be exact.. I do not want a restored or refinished one, I'm...
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    New (to me) tool box!

    I just aquired this old snappy road box from my dad, who got it from my grandfather in 1980. I don't know what vintage it is, I'm guessing 60's, but someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I need to take the drawers out and clean the slides. I've already wiped it down, and got what crud I...
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    Why snap on is better(sometimes)

    I just got proof last night. I have some snap on tools. Torque wrenches, a couple extensions, random stuff really, but never felt the need to have sockets or universals that cost 3 times as much as others. My buddy on the other hand, has alot of snap on, he's the full time dealer tech. We...
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    Greetings All!

    I'm Ian, from SE columbus OH. I'm a parts manager by day, general wrencher by most nights. Tool addict full-time. Found this wonderful forum off Pirate4x4.com and now spend more time here than anywhere else. Love it! :bowdown: As you can see by the list below, I have way too many projects...
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