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Anybody ever see one off these? I purchased it from a man that worked at ridgid for over 20 years. He claims it's the only one he's ever seen. Joel

Yes, a scale wieght from what I have found. I've seen and have a few 50s, but this is the first smaller one I've seen. Joel

Found this at an estate sale over the weekend...figured it would make a nice paperweight!

Picked this up at the local flea market today. What a conversation piece it was! I mainly thought it was cool due to the 76 marking in it and the fact that I worked at a 76 station back in high school. We were the last full service gas station in town! It does have some condition issues due to...

The icon stainless top has wood under that is stepped. After a bit of trimming to clear the bracket for the locker it sat right down. It may look like a gap in the pic but the icon top sits right on the top of my box perfect. Mostly I think the color difference is due to my box being ten years...

Just received my ICON hutch and stainless top today. If I didn't have the side locker on the Masterforce 72 inch it would have dropped right on. I had to clearance the side against the locker due to the bracket for the locker. Turned out very nice and I think I will enjoy the new addition. Also...

Also picked this one up just a bit ago too. No name on this one. Joel

Just picked this up this am. Even has the quick sliding jaw. Joel

As far as trading I guess it would depend what is on the table. I'm heading to an engine show on Friday this week hoping to find more information on it. Kind of intrigued by it at the moment. I do appreciate the information you have provided so far. Let me know what you're thinking at we will...

Here is the serial I believe

Found this little guy this morning at the local flea market. I'm thinking it may be a maytag? Not really sure, but am excited to tear into itand find some parts to get it running again if possible.

Myself I'm intrigued by this vise. It is near identical to a Stephen's patent from looking at it. However in the pics is says patent may 23 1911? I would assume it is a different patent? Maybe for the material or process used to manufacture it? I've been looking online to find something, but...

A buddy of mine just picked this up vise. He is asking if anybody knows anything about it.

I have a couple Snap on at work. Couldn't bring myself to buy the whole set. Bought the biggest and smallest. They are awesome. The dimensions of the openings cross paths so it does give me all the access of the whole set. I had a channel lock wide azz I believe they called it, that I picked up...

I always used a torch. Cut the pipe off leaving a bit hanging out, then slit it inside the old pipe and pop it out with a small pry bar or screwdriver. Joel

In the past I have conned the local snap on man in to letting me clean off his bench in the truck. Lots of valuable parts there! Joel

I would assume. Just too cool to not post it. I would guess it was made in 1955 based on the date. I had never heard of the company myself so I'll have to do some research to find out more details on it.

Found this little guy at one of the local thrift shops last night. Thought I would share. Joel

Very handy tool for removing bushings without damaging whatever it's pressed into. I've got something similar that attaches to an air hammer. It has notches where it goes into the chuck so it won't turn. Makes short work of king pin bushings on many scissor lifts at work. Joel

I've seen one recently on Facebook marketplace. The handle was broken off, but other than that it seemed to be in decent shape. I want to say in was in mid Pennsylvania if I'm not mistaken. Kinda wish I would have chased after it, but it just wasn't in the cards at that time. It was pretty...