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Anybody? Looks like the topic died over a year ago.. lol probably just getting over the holidays.

This appears to be a 1947 in 1941 or 1942 clothes due to the fish hooks. I am puzzled. Does anyone know if the 840 designation on dynamic jaw is 1941 02 1942 period correct? I do not think the second number after the 4 is a 3. Anyway, I took of the several layers of paint and loose rust...

Finally sandblasted, painted and built new support structure.

Finally sandblasted, painted and built new support structure.

A February 1970 105R that I obtained last week for $150. I also have a 103 1/2R, a 104R, and a 104 1/2R all with left side dates from the 1940s. They are way up on a shelf with poor lighting..

My personal May 1925 No. 105.

If you haven't scrapped it, I need the selector rotating copper arm that has those little square pads silver soldered as mine is missing one of the pads.

1930's National Supply Co. 5" combination vise missing swivel base. Its welded to a 18 x 18 x 3/4" plate. Total weight 172 lbs. Vise is 100 lbs. Someone welded jaw liners one is still there. I am building the other. Saw very little use as judging from the screw and ways. Thats one of the...

I guess your saying that the oil in the crankcase that I changed is not adequate lube via splash? One thing I do know is with no "load" on the compressor, it pushes oil past the rings with the heads off and running. Not a lot but once it is under pressure the rings seal much better with no...

Here it is on a 20gal tank with a 1.5HP commercial single phase motor. Still fussing but eventually a complete disassembly, sandblast and paint

Anyone have a clue what this is. No name. Has 27-43 cast into the heads. Its an old very well built V4 that has not seen much use. The internals are immaculate. Its small 8 x 6 foot print but extremely heavy 35 -40 lbs. Its quite and builds pressure to 140 lbs. Never seen an intake system like...

Here it is on a 20gal tank with a 1.5HP commercial single phase motor. Still fussing but eventually a complete disassembly, sandblast and paint.

Anyone have a clue what this is. No name. Has 7-43 cast into the heads. Its an old very well built V4 that has not seen much use. The internals are immaculate. Its small 8 x 6 foot print but extremely heavy 35 -40 lbs. Its quite and builds pressure to 140 lbs. Never seen an intake system...

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I am a Snap-on guy but in 1973 they did not make this style 3/8 flex ratchet. I like the fast screw-driver like twirling that this style offers. I have owned and used this particular one ever since. My go-to when using the larger SAE and metric sockets. It's got a great feel in the hand...

a 1950's Baldor 10" 1.5HP, 220V-3ph bought on ebay for $100 20 years ago. The problem was I was in AZ and it was in NY. My brother carved out a plastic milk crate, attached casters and a handle and brought it on a commercial flight as carry-on. He kept the baldor stand and I fabbed a new one...

Vintage - 40+ years old - Excellent Condition 5 11/16" long $65 money order - shipped USPS - USA only Questions - email: [email protected]

Those were paving brick molds made from iron in a steel frame. Extremely flat and stable, poor mans acorn platten.

Thirty five years ago, this 20 x 30 steel top had a 1/8" warp from a huge welded structure weld stress. Once removed, I built a fire under the plate and straightened it with a sledge. After it cooled I made the mistake of welding it to the red frame up-side down instead of hiding the sledge...