vette-kid
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I have a good bit of stuff to offload this time. Unfortunately there is a lot of cheap Taiwan stuff so Im going to try something a little different to get it all out.
Next is a mix match lot of sockets. CMan 3/8dr deep, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2; CMan 1/4dr deep 9mm; HUSKY USA, 1/2dr 1-1/8, 13/16; HUSKY USA, 3/8dr 17mm (deep), 14mm; BlackHawk, 3/8dr deep, 11/16; VIM 3/8dr 1/4hex bit socket.
$10 shipped
Reese 1-1/4 hitch ball mount. 3500trailer weight, 300tongue wt.
$15 shipped (shipping is the killer here!)
MAC multi tool. This is in near new condition, however!!!! There is a small catch inside the handle that is designed to stop the head from interfering with the blades as you close it. This catch is loose. You have to close it carefully or it will slide past the catch and push the blades out. may be fixable, the catch is held with some type of rivet. Other than that it looks practically brand new!
$15 shipped (these things are expensive, this is a great price even with the defect)
Next is a pair of old school wrenches. I dont know much about either of these, but they look pretty old to me. The larger one is by Dreis & Krump of chicago. They are still around but makes heavy presses and brakes, etc. It is a 15/16x 1-1/16 combo. The other has no name on it and the only marking (im not kidding here!) is a "69" below one head (yup...I know, I can hear the comments from here
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$15 for the pair...shipped
This may be a long shot...but Ive gotta try. This is a Kawasaki tool kit. It origionally came with a 1983 Kawasaki 550LTD. Im pretty sure there were a few other things in there originally but this is whats left; a phillips head screwdriver, 10x12 open end, and what looks like a spark plug wrench. The snap on the pouch is broken.
$7 shipped (come on, Ive gotta cover shipping!)
Finally is a Phillips trailer plug. STA-DRY 16-726. This is on Amazon for $28.
$12 shipped
Trade offers are welcome. I am still looking for a set of metric double box ratcheting wrenches (CMan preferred), and slide Tbars in all drives and lengths (aagain CMan preferred). But I will entertain anything. Thanks for looking!
Next is a mix match lot of sockets. CMan 3/8dr deep, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2; CMan 1/4dr deep 9mm; HUSKY USA, 1/2dr 1-1/8, 13/16; HUSKY USA, 3/8dr 17mm (deep), 14mm; BlackHawk, 3/8dr deep, 11/16; VIM 3/8dr 1/4hex bit socket.
$10 shipped
Reese 1-1/4 hitch ball mount. 3500trailer weight, 300tongue wt.
$15 shipped (shipping is the killer here!)
MAC multi tool. This is in near new condition, however!!!! There is a small catch inside the handle that is designed to stop the head from interfering with the blades as you close it. This catch is loose. You have to close it carefully or it will slide past the catch and push the blades out. may be fixable, the catch is held with some type of rivet. Other than that it looks practically brand new!
$15 shipped (these things are expensive, this is a great price even with the defect)
Next is a pair of old school wrenches. I dont know much about either of these, but they look pretty old to me. The larger one is by Dreis & Krump of chicago. They are still around but makes heavy presses and brakes, etc. It is a 15/16x 1-1/16 combo. The other has no name on it and the only marking (im not kidding here!) is a "69" below one head (yup...I know, I can hear the comments from here
)$15 for the pair...shipped
This may be a long shot...but Ive gotta try. This is a Kawasaki tool kit. It origionally came with a 1983 Kawasaki 550LTD. Im pretty sure there were a few other things in there originally but this is whats left; a phillips head screwdriver, 10x12 open end, and what looks like a spark plug wrench. The snap on the pouch is broken.
$7 shipped (come on, Ive gotta cover shipping!)
Finally is a Phillips trailer plug. STA-DRY 16-726. This is on Amazon for $28.
$12 shipped
Trade offers are welcome. I am still looking for a set of metric double box ratcheting wrenches (CMan preferred), and slide Tbars in all drives and lengths (aagain CMan preferred). But I will entertain anything. Thanks for looking!
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...feel free to make offers!