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Just picked up the tools at a yard sale today. Ratchet, extensions, handles and most of the sockets are wright USA. The 1 inch socket and the phillips are Williams. If anybody does what that tool is in the front that is also a Wright please let me know. Paid $10.00 for the lot. Also, I would be interested in thoughts or knowledge about the vise. Picked that up at a flea market shop yesterday. I'm thinking I may have paid too much. I posted more pics of that on "the vises of garage journal" but go no love in the way of replies. Thanks.
Just picked up the tools at a yard sale today. Ratchet, extensions, handles and most of the sockets are wright USA. The 1 inch socket and the phillips are Williams. If anybody does what that tool is in the front that is also a Wright please let me know. Paid $10.00 for the lot. Also, I would be interested in thoughts or knowledge about the vise. Picked that up at a flea market shop yesterday. I'm thinking I may have paid too much. I posted more pics of that on "the vises of garage journal" but go no love in the way of replies. Thanks.
but I did ok regardless.
At a Grade school FM for $5 - a cool old (CT? = Cincinnati tool? ) bar clamp, 2 Cincinnati C clamps, a Bostich Staple puller, a Tire hammer head, And Vise Grip 10LB Nut grips, and a Clamp on vise:
A brand new 2 gallon Hudson Sprayer for $7. This one becomes a mini project. Some of you have seen my "shower tanks" I use for camping. this will be a smaller "self contained" tank as it has the pump built in I'n replace that wand with some copper tubing and add a small shower had and valve on it. the pickup hose will be cut short and connected to a barbed fitting on the other end of the copper tube. Fill with water, pump it up adn voila! running water. 2 gallons should be good for an overnight-er or picnicks.
and there were 2 of the pin spanners, of different sizes... (I found #2 after the pic)More on the shower tanks later, however I would NO use a tank that had been used for pesticides or fertilizers... (I did reuse on that was for cleaning solution as I figure SOAP will clean out completely...)
The rest of the Tub Tools:
A fair number of Wrenches. So who knows what a 41mm Open would be useful for?
Sockets (2 Craftsman As set of Husky USA, and a few Taiwan), An 80 ft lb torque stick, Bits, files and rasp, Plumb Hammer, tapes, & chalk lines
Upholstery mostly; the staple gun is a cheal POS. adn probably uses desk staples.
Drivers, agian a bunck oif chicom not shown adn most al on the right are giveaways, to those that might need them.
Cutters, compound Wiss shears, pruners, wood chisels etc. Cheap staple puller, NOS Spark Plug gap gauge.
Lots of Pliers; some were Chicom and went into the "sell this **** cheap at the next yard sale" bin. Two of the strippers are Klein adn Amp, others are decent to good.
Nick,
You've been around here long enough to know the rules - no pics, didn't happen.
Blue
Went to a garage sale this morning and picked up this brand new looking gray tools open end wrench set for 2$ and got some snap on sockets for 1.50$ and a random titanic pocket knife
Wrench set has sizes: 5/16, 11/32, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 11/16, 3/4, missing 5/8
Snap on sockets: 12pt 3/8, 6pt 9mm, 6pt 9/16
I love when that happens!
Blue Frog I see some suckage in those prices.
topop101 you stole that cool little device!
Here are today's flea market finds. I've been falling behind on my garage sale posts. I think because I've just been buying too much and getting overwhelmed.
Picture 1- everything was $38 from one vendor
Picture 2- all for $13 from one vendor
I was a bit amused by the ratchet with the Chinese writing
Definetly is, and at 1.00$ i couldnt pass it up
It looks like a ratchet that operates by turning the T handle. I would think that it could have a use....just not by me. Of course having said that I could probably use it tomorrow.Items from an online auction. $45.00 with a lot more not pictured.
Snipped
Finally, a tool with no name, and based on how it performs, with no use whatsoever.
Blue
