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wtb 3/4 Plomb Pebble 5649

48548

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I am looking for a plomb pebble 5649 (I have a proto 5649 pebble) but would like a plomb to complete the set I have, let me know for a possible trade or money or both. I just got a 5849 and need the 5649 to complete what I have. Let me know, thanks and here is a picture of a few that I have.
 

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Hey, I don't have any ratchets but I just love your collection! You need to create a regular thread about your Proto/Plomb tool obsession/collection! I would to see it all! :)
The breaker bar (closest to the edge) looks NOS; that thing is in unbelievable condition! Is it New Old Stock or something; whats the story on that one?.. amazing!
 
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48548, you have a ton of tools; are you a pro tech or use tools at work? What brand are the swivel head ratchets in your box with the red handles? They look similar to Snap-On but the selector looks different..
 
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They were the genius tools I got and I have a posting on here where I took them apart.
 

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What is that unusual looking double-box Plomb wrench, about 4 or 5 tools BEHIND your "Shortened Lawsuit Proto" wrench? It has a very rough finish overall, almost "furry" looking in the photos?

Also, you are in a good position to be the go-to expert on the many variations of Plomb and Proto ratchets available, had you considered a web page on that topic? For instance, I don't think either alloy-artifacts.com or plombtools.com distinguishes between the 'puffy' and 'flat' versions of tools, and I see that there are both thin and domed selectors, too...never saw a thin-selector until I looked at your stash. Very interesting.
 
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