Missing piece
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ssdave
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Swivel? 8 point sockets? Some of the smaller 6 points, often they come in 1/32" sizes?
ineedtools
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Breaker for sure, most likely the one that floats end to end
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Like a T bar?
That looks like a 3/8dr Set with a 1/4 adapter. If the hand driver doesn't have a 1/4dr female square in the handle to act like an extension then I'd say it's missing a 1/4 drive 6" extension.... also could be the 3/8dr universal. Those two knurled pcs a pretty cool!
Dutch01
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The 3/8 to 1/4 adapter seems to be missing
ryan20021982
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Looks like it's laying down with the sockets
davethorik
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Ive never seen any Walden in the wild, but ive seen pics of those type before on here. The aggressive knurling on the 3/8 to 1/4 adapter and extension is very interesting.
four.cycle
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That is a Stevens Walden PM21 21-piece 1/4" and 3/8" drive SAE socket set and they are very rarely complete:
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this one is over at the post office. I haven't had a chance to go over and pick it up yet. this one is 100% complete:
they did not come with a 3/8" breaker (model 4032). usually the 5/16" hex key is missing from the set.
the "extension" is the 3-inch male-to-male piece and uses the "connector" piece - kind of an odd set-up for such a late-production socket set. it appears that the only thing you're missing is the 5/16" hex key - it's just a standard, regular old 5/16" hex key - nothing special. not a clue why it was included in that set.
I think the illustration of wifey sitting on the back of the Cal Trimmer wearing her sun bonnet while hubby works on the machine is a classic - takes "artistic license" to an entirely new level, doesn't it?
I have not quite figured out what the deal is the the 1/4" spinners- they came in red, yellow, blue, and green. No idea if that has anything to do with "vintage".
(* oops! got a photo image of a PM32 in there by mistake. disregard that one. mine is the second set. I have another one out in the garage somewhere, also complete. BK )
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this one is over at the post office. I haven't had a chance to go over and pick it up yet. this one is 100% complete:
they did not come with a 3/8" breaker (model 4032). usually the 5/16" hex key is missing from the set.
the "extension" is the 3-inch male-to-male piece and uses the "connector" piece - kind of an odd set-up for such a late-production socket set. it appears that the only thing you're missing is the 5/16" hex key - it's just a standard, regular old 5/16" hex key - nothing special. not a clue why it was included in that set.
I think the illustration of wifey sitting on the back of the Cal Trimmer wearing her sun bonnet while hubby works on the machine is a classic - takes "artistic license" to an entirely new level, doesn't it?
I have not quite figured out what the deal is the the 1/4" spinners- they came in red, yellow, blue, and green. No idea if that has anything to do with "vintage".
(* oops! got a photo image of a PM32 in there by mistake. disregard that one. mine is the second set. I have another one out in the garage somewhere, also complete. BK )
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four.cycle
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No, the hex key is not marked in any way. It's just a plain plated 5/16" hex key.
Here's another look at that set:
Here's another look at that set:
Bad Eye Bill
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Yes and if it was stood up it looks like there would be a socket missing.