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Offline amecks

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Bucket o' Tools - cheapy ignition wrenches - need one?
« on: April 17, 2016, 07:01:22 PM »
So here we go with the mass amount of stamped wrenches from the "bucket".  These are free for postage. Probably none of these sets is complete - it's possible but I'm not detailing them.  If you see something that matches your missing item - tell me what size you want from which set - and I'll let you know if the size is here.  All inch wrenches unless stated otherwise.  Willing to send you a whole set if you want.
First photo: 
Misc - Bag top left is Japan with line stamped on back, regular combination
Bag top right stamped Japan, and each wrench is numbered (1,2,3 etc)and Quality Steel (c'mon - no laughing - but these were probably made before Japan started making better tools), these are a 45 or 50 degree combination set
Left side of box - Japan Quality Steel box wrench - there are several of these in larger sizes also..  Also a DOE.
Middle taped bundles - Taiwan numbered set combination.  Another Quality Steel japan set with brighter plating.
Middle lower - Taiwan metric DOE.
Far right side is a Taiwan DOE in inch.

Next are Oxwall USA wrenches

Two wrenches - top is marked "Long" japan and another marked only "Upland Forge".

These are sorta familiar - Kastar Made In USA lettered set.

Last photo:  Two Sears , a Made In USA with the letter H, two little square center hole wrenches - one has the sizes, the other nothing.

Regards
Al
Al
Jordan, NY

Offline gibsontool

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Re: Bucket o' Tools - cheapy ignition wrenches - need one?
« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2016, 09:51:30 PM »
Some of those guys are kinda cute,but none that I'm looking for at this time,but, I picked up an 11/16 combo wrench a while back that's marked LONG and was wondering who made it but never got around to doing any research. Now I know.  Thanks.