Very nice. I would have scooped it as well. What you have for a power plant? Briggs? Tecumseh?
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Got the regular sledge head in a $1 flat at auction. Farm store had a "17% off anything you put in this bag" so I got the 30in hickory handle for $8. I ground off all the old rusty surface with a flap wheel and hit it with some red engine enamel from a rattle can I had sitting around.
$10 for a 16# sledge ain't too bad and it gave me a sense of accomplishment at the end of a day spent shuffling paper work. [emoji2]
This will be used with old metal wedges when I'm felling trees or doing stumps.
$10 for a 16# sledge ain't too bad and it gave me a sense of accomplishment at the end of a day spent shuffling paper work. [emoji2]
This will be used with old metal wedges when I'm felling trees or doing stumps.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Today's buy, picked up this Craftsman box and tools for $40.00.
Inside were a number of Chrysler MTSC (Master Technician Service Conference) tools along with some other vintage stuff.
Inside were a number of Chrysler MTSC (Master Technician Service Conference) tools along with some other vintage stuff.
Nice s-k magnetic screwdriver in there too
Found these at Klems today. The way they were displayed I thought just another Chinese novelty tool. But when I got a better look they were too nicely made. Sure enough made in USA. HY CAPACITY brand pliers. Very nice if you can find a set
Got a spinner breaker mounted to a large piece of angle iron. Works pretty dang good! The red cap is actually a self oiler for both breaker and spinner mechs.
Left to right, Oregon knock off spinner, middle flatter rivet is from spinner pictured above, and right side is factory OEM Oregon.
Left to right, Oregon knock off spinner, middle flatter rivet is from spinner pictured above, and right side is factory OEM Oregon.
None that I have seen. It will be going on the trading post as soon as I have my fun with it.
Wow, You guys are getting some awesome buys on that stuff.
Wow, You guys are getting some awesome buys on that stuff.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Picked up these 6 wrenches today for a grand total of $1.00.
chainsawlady
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-Have three Pioneer tools for working on 400 and Nu 17 models. 1. tool for setting ignition. 2. adaptor to replace springs on clutch. 3. seal remover. Price $5. Pls shipping.
chainsawlady
chainsawlady
Hello Ms Wilson!!
I found this today while I was using tools Does that count? I helped my buddy in maintenance replace a circ pump for our sidewalk heater. We explored the access tunnel below the school and found a stock pile of mre containers full of crackers, he ate some said they were fine dated 1963. We also found these cool 17.5 gal drums. Any one know what they are for? 
Just realized it kinda tells you
blk05crew
I like 'em green
Found these not to long ago in some tools I got from my grandpa along with some other vintage tools. Used them last night to check the points gap in my Poulan 361 after I cleaned them.
Can use them, along with a straight edge, to measure your actual chain depth gauge heights, if you were a real chain geek . . . . .
Philbert
And, piston ring end gap.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Picked up this set of Craftsman pass through sockets, the outside of the case was dirty but the tools look virtually unused.
Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Yesterday's haul, everything you see for $10. There are 58 Craftsman sockets in the group along with 42 no name ones. Also a couple of Bernz O Matic torch tips, a Weller soldering iron and 2 Nicholson files. There was a Mac screwdriver in the box when I first opened it up but apparently the guy rummaging the tool boxes took it when I went to ask the price.
I have a large box of Craftsman sockets, time to put some sets together.
I have a large box of Craftsman sockets, time to put some sets together.
