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    WTB: Plomb/Proto 4001S Puller tensioning screw

    I recently purchased a Proto 4001 hub puller on eBay and I neglected to notice that the tensioning screw was missing the tip. I don’t want to buy a whole set again, so I was hoping that somebody might have the screw or even just the tip for sale. Thank you
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    Thanks again for the tips! I was able to remove the Craftsman MSA from the Delta easily after loosening the Allen screw. I am now moving on turning the motor to the correct position and reversing the wires per the instructions that you shared. I have found a cover plate on the Bay that looks...
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    Boy am I glad my old age has taught me to stop when I am not sure. Thank you for explaining the process to me!
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    Could you advise me on how to remove the craftsman MSA From the Delta?
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    Such great information again, thanks! I may just leave it as is and see how long my OCD will allow it.
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    One more question, do you think that the motor is installed upside down to accommodate for the on/off being on the operator's right? I noticed the exposed wires on the bottom where a plate may go. Thank you! (sorry about these neophyte questions)
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    I appreciate that tip! Thank You!! I tend to get obsessed with these things too. I went through it with my Rock Island vise a few years back.
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    Thank you so much for that information! I thought that that pulley looked a little bit low. Who knows, someone may want to do a trade for the Delta version or for a retirement lamp? Pretty excited about this and to be honest, I don’t think I would’ve even plugged it in before I checked it out a...
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    1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!

    I Love this thread and have been watching for some time. Today I actually get to add one. I had been following a Facebook Marketplace listing for a "DP 22" for months now, but could not make arrangements to transport it from N. AZ to SoCal. The seller wanted $100 which seemed more than fair to...
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    ID this floor jack

    Cool, I have read about the Model O without the swivel wheels of the OS, but yours is the 1st I have seen! -EW
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    o'Boy have I neglected my Hein Werner!

    Thanks for the comments! A SOLUTION HAS BEEN FOUND! In spending hours enjoying the several Hein Werner posts on GJ, I found myself really drawn to the earlier style Logo and placement of the nameplate (yes, aesthetics are everything. lol), but I still felt familial guilt for neglecting my...
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    o'Boy have I neglected my Hein Werner!

    Sad, but true! It was under a tarp for years, but the water had seeped in from underneath. Lesson learned.
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    o'Boy have I neglected my Hein Werner!

    Thanks, the ram is rust welded in place at this point. Replacements seem to be popping up daily too.
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    o'Boy have I neglected my Hein Werner!

    Thanks for the responses! To be fair, I didn't put up a picture of the bottom with the worst corrosion and rusted off springs. Stories of 10 and 45 dollar O'boys are what give me hesitation on the $150.00 one. I will try to be patient for a little while. (I have posted more pictures of the...
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    o'Boy have I neglected my Hein Werner!

    I should be shot! I just went out to retrieve my dad's old Hein Werner 1-1/4 O'Boy floor jack only to find the casters/axles had sunk into the mud long enough to become completely corroded and frozen. One of the handle pins is missing the vertical lever and is stuck in place and the pump is...
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    VISE REPAIR 101 all vise repairs, lubricants, sources for parts and the tricks to fix

    I don't know of "Pure Gold" is still the bast name, but it does smell good! lol Here is a photo of the "Pre-Stir" and "Post-Stir" Lubricant.
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    VISE REPAIR 101 all vise repairs, lubricants, sources for parts and the tricks to fix

    You can see how temping it is Drives! haha -EW
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    VISE REPAIR 101 all vise repairs, lubricants, sources for parts and the tricks to fix

    Re: ROCK ISLAND 574 Cracks or Repairs? So Cool TH13, I will take extra time looking in that area. I shouldn't "jinx" it, but so far I feel guilty working on this vise as compared to other repairs I have seen on this site I got off easy. Question of the day: Is old High Pressure Lubricant...
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