Show off your wrenches!!
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ProGun3400
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Snap-on wrenches that need to be sold
That's a nice set of SAE pump (angle head) wrenches.
ProGun3400
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wchamberlain
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Pics to come soon
Busted Bolts
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where did you get that red organizer on the 6th pic in. THATS COOL. I haven't seen anything like that before, like how you can put multiple of the same wrench in each tray,
Busted Bolts
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Try that again
NY Old Guy
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Well, my stubbys, big boys, and other saltus, box and whitworth wrenches are at my mom's house but here's what I have in my apartment:
this is about 1/2 my wrench stuff:
this is about 1/2 my wrench stuff:
1950bowtie
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I just used mine two days ago putting a rack and pinion in my wife's car. Only way to bust the lines loose off the top of the rack.
Pug}{maN
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heres mine <a href="http://s154.photobucket.com/albums/s264/zemus420/Work%20Pics/?action=view¤t=0217010207.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s264/zemus420/Work%20Pics/0217010207.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>
bart1
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Nowhere near the quantity of some guys here, but I really like my 600Ns:
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fordbroncodave
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YellowLakeWelding
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Alan Douglas
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Here's my favorite, my grandfather's watch charm, pictured on his pocket watch. He was a stationary steam engineer for a short time, then opened his own plumbing shop in Brunswick, Maine, which my uncle eventually took over. My uncle said he used to play with this wrench in church to keep occupied (it does open and close).
I found an ad for this and other tool charms in the June 1904 issue of "Amateur Work." They were sold by The Frase Co. of New York City, for 25 cents, so the ad says.
gmwelder86
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mostly craftsman and gearwrench. Tool collection started a year ago, added alot sense than.
Welderguy24
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Here are mine, spent about 2 hours the other night after work getting this drawer just right, I've been bitten by the FD+ bug and am slowly moving the Matco's to second string, then bumping the C-Man's back to my pickup toolbox.
1/4" - 1 1/4" Matco (Long & Reg)
1/4" - 1 1/4" Back-ups
8mm - 24mm Back-ups
8mm - 24mm Matco Long & SO FD+
8mm - 19mm GW Reversible
9mm - 21mm SO Flare Nut
3/8" - 11/16" SO & Northern Flare Nut
10mm - 19mm Northern Stubby
5/16" - 1" GW Gearbox
5/16" - 3/4" GW Reversible
3/8" - 1" MAC Low Profile (Thin = Lifesaver
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7/16" - 1" Northern Stubby + 1/16" Homemade Stubby
1/4" - 1 1/4" Matco (Long & Reg)
1/4" - 1 1/4" Back-ups
8mm - 24mm Back-ups
8mm - 24mm Matco Long & SO FD+
8mm - 19mm GW Reversible
9mm - 21mm SO Flare Nut
3/8" - 11/16" SO & Northern Flare Nut
10mm - 19mm Northern Stubby
5/16" - 1" GW Gearbox
5/16" - 3/4" GW Reversible
3/8" - 1" MAC Low Profile (Thin = Lifesaver
)7/16" - 1" Northern Stubby + 1/16" Homemade Stubby
GoBlue
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quick answer...No
Rural53
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Flat ring spanner set.
metaldad
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what is that interesting device, 1/2 drive, that kinda resembles a crow foot, pic #7, gearwrench ratchet/box wrench drawer, top of pic, in green snap on box?
kxxr
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tie rod adjusting tool?
Welderguy24
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That would be correct. Actually found a pipe wrench to work way better.
packofqtips
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Lt CHEG
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Here are mine, spent about 2 hours the other night after work getting this drawer just right, I've been bitten by the FD+ bug and am slowly moving the Matco's to second string, then bumping the C-Man's back to my pickup toolbox.
1/4" - 1 1/4" Matco (Long & Reg)
1/4" - 1 1/4" Back-ups
8mm - 24mm Back-ups
8mm - 24mm Matco Long & SO FD+
8mm - 19mm GW Reversible
9mm - 21mm SO Flare Nut
3/8" - 11/16" SO & Northern Flare Nut
10mm - 19mm Northern Stubby
5/16" - 1" GW Gearbox
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a259/WelderGuy24/11-19-11/DSC00230.jpg[/IMG. ]
5/16" - 3/4" GW Reversible
3/8" - 1" MAC Low Profile (Thin = Lifesaver :bounce:)
7/16" - 1" Northern Stubby + 1/16" Homemade Stubby
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Which wrench organizers are those if you don't mind my asking? It appears that at least some of them are the Snap On KRA15A or KRA22A but I'm not sure which. I need to organize my wrenches most of which are Craftsman raised panels but I am not sure which organizer is appropriate, the ones for the small wrenches or for the large wrenches? I am thinking that the organizers for the large wrenches would be the most appropriate since I have the full Craftsman sets in SAE and Metric. Thanks for your help.
Coach James
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Welderguy, what is "FD+"?
Coach
Coach
Lt CHEG
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Snap On Flank Drive Plus.
I can fix anything
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kippieland
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defy
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Flat ring spanner set.
I have the same thing, I'm betting you paid about $120 or $99 when they first came out like I did. Mean deal and are way better quality than the powerbuilt ones.
Rural53
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No, they were bought last Friday on my mates trade account $143 ($125+GST). Retail they are about $170 now.
