plvmb 5/16

[big g]

picked up for three dollars too bad it is not 1/4

 

[justin10054]

Is that a WF-8? I think those are 9/32 drive. Kinda useless unless you find the sockets that go with it.

 

[RM209]

I have one that someone put on a grinder so it would accept 1/4" sockets.
Although it works, it's a pretty crude modification.

RM209

 

[big g]

Is that a WF-8? I think those are 9/32 drive. Kinda useless unless you find the sockets that go with it.

it is a wf-8 it has not been ground on i have seen s o t bars i would not buy because that .I still think it is a nice piece of history.

 

[cruiser808]

look for a Proto adaptor. They are out there.

 

[big g]

i will keep my eyes open and ask some of the people i buy from at the flea market.thanks

 

[justin10054]

I'm going to school in Knoxville and check out the swap meets from time to time. Most of the Plomb stuff I find around here is WF series. I wonder why that is.
I picked up a nice WF-85 double box end wrench this morning.

 

[Lomotil]

It is a nice piece of history. Glad that you're not planning on grinding it down.

If it helps, the Proto part number for the 9/32"F to 1/4"M adapter is #4748.

 

[big g]

It is a nice piece of history. Glad that you're not planning on grinding it down.

If it helps, the Proto part number for the 9/32"F to 1/4"M adapter is #4748.

Thank you it does.