Production Dates for SV710A?

[Tul]

Production Dates for SV10A?

I picked up an old 1/2" drive Snap-on 10" long breaker bar. I can't find a date code anywhere. The model number is SV10A. I can't find the production dates for it. Anyone know?

collectingsnapon.com does not list breaker bars.

Here's a current Ebay ad for the same SV10A that I'm asking about:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Sn...281479?hash=item5b57df6287:g:JagAAOSw8Ppc9aaC

 

[paulsomlo]

Not sure - where did you get it from?

 

[Tul]

Fleabay.

I double checked and I made a typo, which I corrected right after I saw your post. It's an SV10A.

 

[d42jeep]

Collecting Snap-on lists breaker bars. What drive size is the bar? SV is a prefix I don’t find related to drive tools.
-Don

 

[Tul]

Collecting Snap-on lists breaker bars. What drive size is the bar? SV is a prefix I don’t find related to drive tools.
-Don

It's actually SV10A
1/2" drive
10" long

will update the original post to reflect this, if possible

 

[d42jeep]

Prior to 1945 breaker bars are referred to as “Nut Spinners” in Snap-on catalogs and have numbers with NS as a prefix.
-Don

 

[paulsomlo]

Maybe post a picture

 

[Tul]

Maybe post a picture

My camera takes shoddy pics, but my SV710A looks exactly like this:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Sn...281479?hash=item5b57df6287:g:JagAAOSw8Ppc9aaC

I'll put a link at the top of the ad, too.

 

[paulsomlo]

I think you're gonna have to post a picture of the one you bought.

 

[snapmom]

Its military.

 

[bmwrd0]

Vietnam war era.

 

[paulsomlo]

I just saw your post #8, where you added the pictures - I'm guessing that's the one you bought. I'd say about 1962, but I'd need to see a detailed picture of the area where the logo and numbers are. The way the stampings were done changed over time and can tell a lot about the era of manufacture.

 

[Tul]

I just saw your post #8, where you added the pictures - I'm guessing that's the one you bought. I'd say about 1962, but I'd need to see a detailed picture of the area where the logo and numbers are. The way the stampings were done changed over time and can tell a lot about the era of manufacture.

See attached. Thanks