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From 1978-1983 my grandfather owned a John Deere dealership, my dad started working there in 1980 as kind of a manager/anything else that he needed to be. My dad bought some tools along the way, and he still has a few.
First is a TY3517 1-1/16 combo wrench made by Bonney. This one was part of a 4 piece set that didn't sell, so my dad bought it at dealer price. I have no idea where the other 3 are.
Second is not an official John Deere tool, it's a sample of a promotional multi bit screwdriver that was given to the dealership, they never bought any so this is the only one. There aren't any other markings on it besides the dealership name and address and W. Germany. There were other bits, but they are long gone.
Third is a TY3426 push drill. I think Stanley made it, there aren't any patents, and the only other markings besides John Deere are Made in USA and USA.
First is a TY3517 1-1/16 combo wrench made by Bonney. This one was part of a 4 piece set that didn't sell, so my dad bought it at dealer price. I have no idea where the other 3 are.
Second is not an official John Deere tool, it's a sample of a promotional multi bit screwdriver that was given to the dealership, they never bought any so this is the only one. There aren't any other markings on it besides the dealership name and address and W. Germany. There were other bits, but they are long gone.
Third is a TY3426 push drill. I think Stanley made it, there aren't any patents, and the only other markings besides John Deere are Made in USA and USA.
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