Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: lptools on October 11, 2017, 06:35:29 PM
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Hello, The sockets are 1/2" drive, appears to be the makings of a set, 6 & 8 point, these led a rough life!! The bases are tapered, I haven't seen these before. The last photo is the remainder of what was in the box. Craftsman, Cornwell, Hallowell, Herbrand, Bonney,Indestro, all USA wrenches, plus the Leviton plug ends& the Stanlet Screwdriver!!!!!!!! Regards, Lou
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Nice haul. kinda like finding a chest full of gold. I would like to see the picture of the Stanlet screwdriver ?
EvilDr235
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Interesting sockets, never seen any thing like that before. Can't see any reason for putting a taper on that end????
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On second thought, if your hands and the tools are covered in oil and grease it may make it a little easier to change sockets.
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My guess the reason for the taper on the sockets was to save money by buying less steel to make said sockets. Or it may have been a design so people would recognize the brand by sight.
EvilDr235
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Probably to lighten them up. They look like a pretty good chunk of steel.
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Those sockets remind me of Bog sockets with out the knurling.
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Nice haul, I'm jealous. Any other markings on the Lockheed sockets?
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Those sockets remind me of Bog sockets with out the knurling.
Yes, they are Bog. I have several sets of those. Some unmarked and likely made for Western Auto, some marked with a Star stamp, and some say Bog Mfg.
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Hello, Thanks for all of the info!!!!!!! The Bog sockets are only marked for size. Former owner weld repaired 3 of these, and one still has a cracked wall!!!!!! Regards, Lou
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Hello, t115415. The crowfoot sockets have LOCKHEED with a fancy star logo, and are also marked for size & part number. 7/8 S20707 and 1-7/16 S 20716. Regards, Lou
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Here is a close-up of the logo ( I Hope).
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If you want to get rid of the Lockheed's PM me.
Thanks