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I have the same wrench and weighed it out of curiosity. It weighs 46lbs. The handle is 3/4" thick at the base and tapers down to about 1/2" at the end.

Pure speculation here. (Don't have any evidence to back this up.) The listing indicated they are coming from Wisconsin (same as Hansen). I would guess these are actually manufactured by some shop down the street. Perhaps someone at that company is making them on the Hansen molds and then...

Hello, Looking for a set of Metric Torque Adapters. May also be interested in a 14mm by itself. -Thanks

Just hook the 3 wires up to the motor (plus ground to the case) and then bump the motor on for a second. If it runs backwards then swap 2 of the motor wires.

This is always my first stop for casters. ( Mainly because they are right down the street :) ) https://www.surpluscenter.com/Casters/

Having used those those bins alot, I'd say they would be terrible as a "toolbox". They are great for small hardware where you may want to occasionally pull the whole tray and take it over to the job. You pretty much have to pull them all the way out, then flip the lid open to access the...

There are currently 11 of them on ebay right now that are cheaper. (shipping included). So, it's a fair deal, but not amazing. (Lowest currently is $143)

It looks like the boxes and drawers are built from scratch in USA. (unknown origin of the steel itself) I would also guess that the drawer slides and wheels may be imported.

You should have just looked in your 1974 New Britain catalog. :thumbup: Modulator Wrench for GM and Ford automatic transmissions.

Wilton offered "High-Visibility" vises in a bright yellow color. They would have had the same WILTON name plate as the green ones.

Take another look at the template. It shows the wider spread holes towards the front edge of the bench. If you mount it this way the static jaw will hang over. (not by much).

I have a 2008-2009 Catalog. In 1/4 drive it shows 1.5, 3, 6, and 14 in the standard extensions. As you noted, there is a 10 in the QR.

We finished our building a few years back and it has worked out well. ( Hello from just West of Lincoln. ) First we stapled reflective foam insulation to the existing horizontal runners in the wall. The idea was to reflect back some of the radiant heat coming from the steel panels. (This...

I had similar results. It seems their website is out of date so the email addresses and contact form don't actually get read by anyone. I called and got my problem corrected quickly.

I have one here out of the box. Weighs 49.76 lb. Same vise, different color.

Looks good. Those cleaned up pretty nice and are provide some really nice storage for the money. It looks like you made them fit with the handles still attached. If you do remove the handles, here is a tip for you. After removing them, remove the bottom drawer and toss/tape them in the bottom...

Based on the ball bearing logo and handle design, I would say 2000 give or take a few years. I bought one of that design in June of 2000. I purchased another box from Sears a few years later and it had a different logo plate.

If you like the Vise Grip style, check out the Vise Grip model RR. I have a couple of these and they work pretty good. The Petersen versions can be purchased reasonably on eBay because a lot of people don't know what they are.

I was trying to track down a very intermittent draw on my personal car. It seemed that one of the modules would not shut down all the time. I normally used an inline meter to track current but when I would unhook the battery to install it the offending module would reset. ( redwrench's method...