Oldtuleguy
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I have seen a few of their products , such as gas regultors and valves, but don't know much about them.
Digging that 1/4 drive ratchet.Couple of Fleets I like.
d42jeep said:Here is a brand I've never seen before although the ratchet itself greatly resembles my Walden 1/4" ratchet.
Digging that 1/4 drive ratchet.
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RagTop -
a 1261 pear-head got no bids about four hours ago:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/FLEET-No-1261-3-8-In-DRIVE-RATCHET-USA-Proto-Empire-/173074119715
I would imagine he'll re-list it. Or maybe just try sending him a message and see if you can work something out.
a full 3/8" set (with an oval-head) sold a week ago for $13.26 incl. shipping:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fleet-11-pc-3-8-Drive-Socket-Set-Used-3-/162839223396
there's another full set (with an oval-head) listed but the guy wants way too much for it:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fleet-Tool...piece-Socket-set-w-Box-3-8-drive/152863721995
It is in pretty good shape, though.
just an FYI
BK




Except for the missing captive plug, isn’t that ratchet the same as the 1/2” drive one in the Ward Master/Truth 1/2” drive set I traded you back in November?
-Don





Shut up Greg [emoji28] You're not supposed to pick up live grenades and heave them back!4. Have an application on your own website to log all your tools in.![]()
[emoji38]_hitti
(I'm only adding that because Todd pings me on that one all the time!)
We have a saying in our business that we use as an excuse for these kinds of foibles: "high optempo."


You know you have alot of tools when you:
1. Forget who the manufacturer is but did know.
2. Already have the the complete set but can’t find it.
3. Are reminded you received the set just two months ago.
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Main reason I bought it. Plugs seem to be worth more than the ratchets and it still seems odd they get lost since you really can't use the ratchet with out it. You think you would notice it's missing right away.Yeah, the bottom one is Duro or Indestro. I have a couple of those. It's good that you have the plug!
-Don
Curiosity got the best of me. Simple design. Two screws. A retaining plate. The head. And a spring inside that slot that keeps the pawl engaged with the beveled teeth of the head. I haven't found this patent yet, although it's similar to a few, including Mossberg 1,165,995 and Allen 1,261,092.
That's a pretty beefy design!Curiosity got the best of me. Simple design. Two screws. A retaining plate. The head. And a spring inside that slot in the handle that keeps the loose pawl engaged with the beveled teeth of the revolving head. I haven't found this patent yet, although it's similar to a few, including Mossberg 1,165,995 and Allen 1,261,092.

Recent addition. Online sources link it with Boeing. Not sure of the age, but it has a vintage Armstrong drive plug and that sort of look. Nothing to compare it to. I will have to wait until I find an Armstrong.
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