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Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: amertrac on November 13, 2011, 06:48:35 AM
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only four inch or under can join my club. you can be crescent ,monkey or bicycle type but you must work bob w.ps now I start finding a way to display them
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Place them on a board or in a shadow box in a fan shape.
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I keep mine is a MAC tool box, all lined up.
I like to open the drawer periodically, take some out and adjust them, play with them, then put them back in their rows.
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Awesome collection! What is the name on the "figure 8-shaped" wrench?
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I have some others, a little Mossburg bicycle and two adjustables like in the second pic. I also have more 4" adjustables but these were the wrenches handy for the photo. I would love to get some smaller adjustables but have never seen them.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3180.jpg)
Top Row L to R: Betrgrip, Blue Point, Blackhawk, Barcolo Buffalo, Proto, Barcolo, Crescent
Bottom Row L to R: Diamond, Snap on, Champion deArment (later Channellock), Blue Point, Snap on.
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I like to open the drawer periodically, take some out and adjust them, play with them, then put them back in their rows.
I never do that, no sir, not at all.
I do like the ignition pliers. From the right, Cman, Hinsdale,Williams, K-D, no name, Proto. The adjustable is a McKaig-Hatch.
Brian L.
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>take some out and adjust them, play with them, then put them back
I just had this horrible John Steinbeck flashback.....
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At least we can't pet them until they are dead.
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Awesome collection! What is the name on the "figure 8-shaped" wrench?
It is marked SAFETY W,L, NY bob ny
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More 4-inch wrenches. These are all displayed on a peg board, hanging on an 11-inch hook. In order, from top to bottom, these wrenches were made by:
- Hjorth
- J. H. Williams "Superjustable"
- Crescent Crestoloy Steel
- Craftsman 944601
- Craftsman, decorated with embossed lines
- Bonney
- Utica
- Proto Clik-Stop
- J.H. Williams AB-4 Superjustable
- K. & B. Co. (Knight & Bishop)
- Germany (with geometric cutouts)
- RIDGID
- J. P. Danielson
- Crescent Tool Company
- Barcalo (2)
- Diamond Duluth
- Peck Stow & Wilcox
- BONDIX
- Bergman o' Buffalo
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I LIKE THE GERMAN AND THE BONDEX BOB W.
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This looks like the hottest new club in town. I'll join!!
Here are two variations of the BAHCO 69
(http://photos.foxgti.com/i.ashx?gallery=401190&mid=33393888&mt=Photo&standardsize=640x480)
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Welcome back!
That 4" BAHCO is calling me!
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another one
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Your Bahco looks unused. Is it?
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another one
Really like this one! Do you know how old it is? It looks to be from a later period than mine, but earlier than the ugly "made in Spain" by Irega wrenches like the one pictured below.
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21EQ7UfO-fL._SL500_AA300_.jpg)
Did a little searching but can't find another like yours.
Must keep looking!!!!
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Your Bahco looks unused. Is it?
it appears unused to me,,although it is a bit of a cheat,,it is marked as a 4 inch,,but is nearer 4 1/2 inches.
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I dug these out of my work box, have some more but had work coming at me. The crescent is stamped Crestoloy and painted Navy gray, the vise-grips is a 4w but is actually longer, Mossberg bicycle wrench was rusted solid when I found it, and the pipe wrench, (made in Germany). Have a 2 inch crescent around someplace, probably on a key chain.
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I dragged out some more plus the ones from the first pic.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3182.jpg)
Top to Bottom:
Sturtevant torque wrench 0-16 oz/in 1/4 drive
Snap on 105, Blue Point HL14, Diamond HL14 (I believe Diamond was the OEM for the Blue Point), Vlchek Fitz All, 2 1/2 adjustable, 3" bicycle A over G&J over Products inside diamond
Williams 1519, Champion deArment, Champion deArment, K-D No 7, K-D No 8, Snap on 5CP, Richards Bros & Sons Shefield England.
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Mr,J.A.F.E. If the three adj. wrenches want to join my four and under club they are more than welcome the one rule is that they have to reside here LOL bob w.
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some older members of the club shortest 1 in longest 3 in
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Amertrac, here are my 4 and unders.
(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr40/plantshepherdplus/Tool%20Talk%2030%20Nov%2011/DSC_0006.jpg)
Top row left to right, 3 1/4" Brown & Sharp calipers, wood handle stubby phillips, wood handle stubby straight slot. Second row, 4" K&E Paragon drop pen compass and 3 3/4" Ruleta pencil compass. Third row 3 3/4" Peck,Stow & Wilcox Star bicycle wrench and 3" G&J bicycle combination wrench and screwdriver. The rest are Lakeside and Billings & Spencer DOE setscrew wrenches , J.H.Williams single end setscrew wrench, 3-J.H. Williams and 1-Billings & Spencer single end machine wrench 1 Fairmont and 1 unmarked DOE and 1 small oiling can. I also collect oilers and drafting tools
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You didn't say it had to be USA, and I think this one has been on at least one boat ride. A bad picture, but I can't find any markings other than the owner marks.
(http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn48/kxxr/tools/adjunder4.jpg)
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Hey kxxr, I have one of those! 3 7/8 long. I'll have to dig around and see what else I can find 4 and under.
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(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr40/plantshepherdplus/DSC_0077-1.jpg)
These Snathes
(http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/rr40/plantshepherdplus/DSC_0100-3-1.jpg)
and this small gater must have been out playing when I was shooting my 4 and unders.
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These are all 3" and under.
Armstrong, Bonney, Dunlop, Herbrand, Indestro, MAC, Proto and Williams although the wrenches are laid out in a different order.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3200.jpg)
Snap on left and center and Blue Points and Blue Point on the right.
(http://i979.photobucket.com/albums/ae275/thejafe/100_3203.jpg)
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I never ibvited my ignition wrenches, looks like i need a bigger club house bob w.
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Some of mine
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I have a 4" SK and 2" & 3" hong kong ones fit for a keychain.
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My picture doesn't show any of my 4 inch crescent style wrenches but I only have about 9 of those.