FS: Armstrong wrench set - SAE, 1/4"-1" long pattern PICTURE ADDED
I have a set of chrome 12-point Armstrong "Armaloy" series wrenches... they're not the newest model with the lightly embossed Armstrong logo, but the ones with "Armstrong ---------------- Armaloy" on them. They are the **-2xx series... which means they are on the long side, similar to regular Snap-On wrenches in length. The only exception is the 9/16" wrench - it is the **-1xx series, which is between regular and stubby in length. There is a used matching long 9/16" Armaloy wrench on eBay that would give you a nice full long set.
They are used and in good/fair condition, and have serial numbers/engravings taken off with a grinder on one side. Otherwise they are relatively nice.
Price is $70 firm shipped in the continental US, which is what I have in them. They're also for sale locally. The set is 1/4" thru 1" with no gaps. I think the 5/16" wrench is a little older than the rest.
Thanks, -Dave
Edit: I added a picture but it didn't come out very well. You can see they're used, but still have a lot of shine left in them.
I have a set of chrome 12-point Armstrong "Armaloy" series wrenches... they're not the newest model with the lightly embossed Armstrong logo, but the ones with "Armstrong ---------------- Armaloy" on them. They are the **-2xx series... which means they are on the long side, similar to regular Snap-On wrenches in length. The only exception is the 9/16" wrench - it is the **-1xx series, which is between regular and stubby in length. There is a used matching long 9/16" Armaloy wrench on eBay that would give you a nice full long set.
They are used and in good/fair condition, and have serial numbers/engravings taken off with a grinder on one side. Otherwise they are relatively nice.
Price is $70 firm shipped in the continental US, which is what I have in them. They're also for sale locally. The set is 1/4" thru 1" with no gaps. I think the 5/16" wrench is a little older than the rest.
Thanks, -Dave
Edit: I added a picture but it didn't come out very well. You can see they're used, but still have a lot of shine left in them.
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