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Thanks caper, anyone else?

Anyone had any torque wrenches calibrated lately? By who? Cost? TIA

PP recieved - Thanks! - on the way tomorrow.

You could put lots of stuff in this box other than a Sawzall. It's about 4" deep too.

I've got 1 more like the flat one #625, also new but not in the package I'll throw in on this making 1 pair of the 625's + the #467 = 3 total.

this 1/2 price :)

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My Oddball Tool of the Week - BADA CO. PASADENA CALIF. WHEEL WEIGHT TOOL PM-102 I've used this and it is a handy little sucker! How about $10 shipped. Don't really know how old and couldn't find any info on the BADA Co. My best guess is 1960's maybe '50's ? It's in excellent condition...

Here are two New In The Package running lights/marker lights: Barjan products #467 (with the bump) mfg. 4/24/03 $15.99 Barjan products #625 (with flat lens) mfg. 6/12/03 $11.60 Sealed never been out of the package - $20 shipped.

FS-------Nice clean steel Milwaukee Sawzall box, don't have the saw. No dents, paint chips or rust. Handle and latches are excellent condition. Approx. 23 x 9 1/2". Picture inside isn't glued to the lid. $20 + actual shipping.

Pictures of the heater: IT'S NEW!

I've got a spare impact version (all else the same).......................

YES IT IS. Pictures coming shortly!

Thanks but I've already checked into that and, no dice.:(

My wife's aunt gave us this heater as a gift*, it's natural gas and I need propane. I wanted to use it to heat my garage but I'm not going to the expense to run natural gas to my garage. So................this is new in the box, only out of the box to look at it, here's the info: Vanguard...

snapmom & caper; Thanks for the info, I'm glad to know what the ratchet is worth or maybe I should say not worth. I don't use it but I have and it works better than a new one. Also good catch on the up-side-down G ,you're correct that's what it is. So was it made in '36 or '45 or is it still a...

Don't have one of their DP's but as far as I'm concerned ENCO is an excellent company to do business with. Yes the cheap stuff is just that:) but they're good about standing behind it. And as said they also have higher quality equipment and excellent prices.

I've bought a bunch of stuff from HF, mostly smaller items. There are a great many things I wouldn't think of buying, but for stuff I almost never use (specialty items, etc.) I just can't pass up the price. I get a couple of emails a week and a couple of print catalogs a month, plus about every...

That's interesting and it's surprising also but who knows. As I said above my local SO guy wasn't much help just saying it was pre 1935. This ratchet does have some sentimental value to me as it was my Granfather's and he died in '69, but I have other things of his that I wouldn't ever consider...