Tool Talk
Picture Forum => Picture Forum => Topic started by: naseller on November 29, 2013, 06:18:44 PM
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These were all stored outdoors in five gallon buckets probably for the past twenty years.
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Here is a link to my Flickr account
If you can identify anything in any of the pics, please comment on them.
If you're interested in purchasing/bartering for a particular item please send an email or comment on the picture.
Thanks
Shawn
http://www.flickr.com/photos/110249059@N08/
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Looks like you inherited a well pump guy's stash. There is some cool stuff there. I don't know if it is possible, but it would be a lot easier if you could number the photos somehow. What sort of things are you interested in? There is a cultivator wrench about in the middle of the top board in the top photo and I see monkey wrenches under pipe wrenches in the last pic. I like unusual monkey wrenches. A side note. I live a couple of blocks from the old Doerr Motor factory and my next door neighbor is Lee Doerr's daughter. She is 90 years old and has lots of stories about his inventions. Let us know what you would like to swap for.
Thanks,
John
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All of my regular pics are too large to upload here, but I've posted almost all the full size ones on the flickr account.
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Is the cultivator wrench in either of these pics
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You deffinitly have some nice stuff there.
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Nice collection of tools....
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Welcome! It is a nice ole pile of rusty things, much of which reminds me of days past.
I'm curious to learn more about the ratchet pictured here. It seems to have a detachable head on a small diameter shank.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/110249059@N08/11125284216/in/photostream/lightbox/
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The shank is not detachable on that ratchet.
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just put a lot more of the tool pics on the Flickr account
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That ratchet you say is not a removable head?? Who is the mfr of it, and is it a 1/2" drive??
I am interested in it. Let me know,,,, and Thanks,,,,,mc
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Finished checking out all the tools from the oil buckets today.
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/110249059@N08/11180936685/)
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/110249059@N08/11180873886/)
I haven't pulled that ratchet out yet MrChuck, but I will
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Smaller pics
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one more
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Hey OilyRascal
I finally got around to taking some more pics of that ratchet, the shank apparently is detachable
Snap On L 72
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Thanks for posting detailed pictures of that ratchet. I really like it. I must wonder what the story is with having a detachable handle. Compact storage? Interchangeable tooling?
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Handles bend when a piece of "pipe" is slid onto it for more torque.
I'm too old now to even think of breaking loose headbolts requiring that much effort.
Instead, I could fire up the compressor, set to a high air flow, and then use my USA made 3/4" drive air ratchet!
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A few other things from the garage
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That is a key cutter grinder! Kind of a big layout, usually the motor unit is rather compact. Like the idea of a shield over the wire brush. Looks like a brand new oiler or water separator, for inline air too. Have you hit bottom yet? Was there more than just the buckets?
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No, I haven't hit bottom yet, just barely scratching the surface.
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Cool findings so far
Keep us posted please