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Toolhorder

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So I've gone through my last couple toolbox purchases and I've decided I only want tools in my box I can get warrantied if they break so I'm selling the rest. Here's all the Plomb stuff I've got.





1/2 extension a little less than 18" long. It has part number 5464

Prybar or big flat blade screwdriver? 18" long part # 9712

1/4 chrome t-handle part#WF-9

1/2 tool of some sort. Maybe missing a part, part#4520

3/4 open/box combo wrench in chrome finish part#3034 (no pebble smooth)

11/16-5/8 combo wrench part#3034 (Initals on open end one side)

1/2 9/16 socket part#5418

3/8 3/4 socket part #WF-33

3/8 3/4 universal socket part#5279

3/8 11/16 universal socket part#WF-77

1/2 1" 1/16 socket part#5434

1/2 15/16 socket part#5430 (impact use on this one)



Rather sell all at once instead of piece by piece. Taking offers, I don't know what this stuff is worth at all.If I have to set a price I'm thinking $30
Prefer Paypal but will take USPS money orders too. I will trade for Snap-On
 
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WF33 is not what you discribed. Please varify what it is and I couls be VERY interested in it. A WF 33 is listed as 3/8" drive , 3/4" socket.
 
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WF33 is not what you discribed. Please varify what it is and I couls be VERY interested in it. A WF 33 is listed as 3/8" drive , 3/4" socket.

Absolutely correct, I fixed it. It is indeed a 3/8 socket not a 1/2 socket.
PM me an offer if interested.
 

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So I've gone through my last couple toolbox purchases and I've decided I only want tools in my box I can get warrantied if they break so I'm selling the rest. Here's all the Plomb stuff I've got.





1/2 extension a little less than 18" long. It has part number 5404

This is a #5464, somewhat rare, not in most sets.

Prybar or big flat blade screwdriver? 18" long part # 9712

Big screwdriver, 7/16" tip, 12" blade.

1/4 chrome t-handle part#WF-9

1/2 tool of some sort. Maybe missing a part, part#4520

This is a stud puller. To be complete, it should have 2 separate small triangular shaped pieces inside of it stamped 4521 and 4522.

3/4 open/box combo wrench in chrome finish part#3034 (no pebble smooth)

11/16-5/8 combo wrench part#3034 (Initals on open end one side)

1/2 9/16 socket part#5418

3/8 3/4 socket part #WF-33

3/8 3/4 universal socket part#5279

3/8 11/16 universal socket part#WF-77

1/2 1" 1/16 socket part#5424

The number for a 1-1/16" socket, 1/2" drive is 5434. A 5424 would be a 3/4" socket, 1/2" drive.

Rather sell all at once instead of piece by piece. Taking offers, I don't know what this stuff is worth at all.If I have to set a price I'm thinking $30
Prefer Paypal but will take USPS money orders too. I will trade for Snap-On

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Toolhorder

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Edited part numbers folks. Thanks for the input. The stud remover is missing it's pieces I don't have them missing parts for it. Sorry.
 
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Toolhorder

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I never got around to ebaying this stuff and I'm going to send this up to the top one more time...
Make an offer and I'll probably take it. I'm too busy to list this stuff but I want to get it out of my toolbox at work. Thanks
 

Don 18

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So whats the deal? We came to an agreement on price and shipping, you were going to throw in a couple more peices. You said that you just needed to find those other peices. This was over 3 weeks ago.

You are not responding to your PM messages & I have been waiting on your paypal addy to send $$$.

Do you want to sell this stuff or not?
 
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