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I got a 3/8” Snap On F71G ratchet at an auction a long time ago and it’s been a great ratchet. However I seem to have broken it taking off a stubborn bolt. I took the ratchet apart and a couple of the teeth on the drive are broken (the part that has the 3/8” connector). I’m just a backyard...

I'm having the toughest time identifying this grinder guard. Can anyone help ID it? I don't think it is Delta, Baldor, or Craftsman because the mounting style is different. I've only found Stanley grinders to have this style of grinder guard.

Got this triangle cart thrown in with some other stuff at an auction I attended today. I've never seen a triangle cart before. All wheels swivel and the corner pieces are cast to be made into a triangle (it wasn't modified). I can't tell if the uprights are original or not. The decking is just...

I have an opening to buy a Buffalo No. 22 shear. I don't know much about it and can't find out much online. Does anyone know anything about them and what to look for? Here is the CL link (forum won't let me manage attachments on my phone). It's in the third and thirteenth pic. Thanks

I bought these because they looked cool but I don't know what they are. They only move in a straight line so I don't know that they're car dollies. If a car drove on them the horizontal bar locks the entry tamp in the up position; maybe they were old fashioned wheel locks that the police used...

I have these four specialty sockets from Cornwell that I have no idea what they are for. The deep well looks like a thermal vacuum socket but I can't find out anything about the online. Any help?? They are, from left to right: SP 203 SP 213 SP 212 3/4-DS64B

I found these two Record hammers in my father-in-law's garage. I can't find any information on them online. Model numbers 667-0 and 667-2 (8 oz and 12 oz). Do you guys have any information on them?

I bought a 1/4" Snap On breaker bar (TM10) at a garage sale this morning. The date code is "F". I know of "G" and "E" from '44 and '45 but not "F". It isn't an "E" for "exchange" either. Anybody have any clue what the "F" is from?