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Looking for info on craftsman USA mechanics set.

Huntsfromtree

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I recently came across this older craftsman three drawer mechanics set. Its almost complete but I can't find any info on what's missing. It appears the bottom drawer has a spot for nut drivers. The sockets are G series if it helps. Thanks.
 

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Funny story so stay with me for a bit...

Interesting that sears had several different drawer configurations (A fact that I am just learning by seeing your pictures op).

A few years back (not all that long ago), I realized that sears was headed downhill and my local sears store had three of these plastic boxes for sale, so I bought all of them.

My thinking was I had a lot of sears tools that I could fill all three boxes and give them to my kids. (one of the boxes even had a different handle).

What went into the bottom drawer G-D only knows, but sears was also was selling a wrench rack that I bought one and placed it into that bottom drawer.

The other drawer I placed a load of wrenches.

Not sure if that helps you out ? But the fact they had so many different drawer configurations does not surprise me...
 

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This is Danaher G series because they have flank drive or as Craftsman called it headlock. If the G is upright it was made between c.1990- c.98 if the G is upside down it was made between c.1999-2011. The manufacturing code on the ratchet would narrow it down better.
 

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Probably a spot for wrenches or Allen keys or something. Possibly nut drivers but they had many configurations then so it really could have been anything.


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I recently came across this older craftsman three drawer mechanics set. Its almost complete but I can't find any info on what's missing. It appears the bottom drawer has a spot for nut drivers. The sockets are G series if it helps. Thanks.

might help -

Not a big Craftsman fan but this is a pretty good set to start with; add a basic set of screwdrivers/pliers and your good to go:
00934245000

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00934245000P?adCell=A3

Craftsman 245 pc. Mechanics Tool Set with Easy-To-Read Sockets in 3-Drawer Chest Sears item# 00934245000 Mfr. model# 34245
CLEARANCE $189.88 (originally $259.99)
Save $70.11 thru 05/22/08
 
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