If there were an Olympic event for Procrastinating, I'd be on the medal stand for sure... Turns out that there were goodies in those boxes after all.
From the top down there's a:
Husky CM 50 G 1/4" flexover
V series Craftsman 1/4" drive rat
45170 older SK 3/8" drive rat
Powr-Kraft 84W4839 3/8" drive flexover
SK 1/2" drive Rat(same vintage as the 3/8")
US Dunlap groove joint pliers
Apco Mossberg 1/2" Extension(this thing looks pretty old)
P&C 6205 10" 1/2" drive extension
SK 40161 5" 1/2" drive extension
Combo wrenches:
German 19mm
Proto 1216
SK C-20
US Companion
Tru Fit
Indestro auto wrench
V series Craftsman 11/32"
Right side:
Craftsman 6" adjustable
Kiroitz 10/13 mm(new one on me)
Left Side:
DOE's
Billings/Barcalo/2 no namers(one is a DBE)
and I'd be on the stand with you! I'm much better at bringing them home than dealing with them in a timely fashion. Look at all them goodies though!
You guys are just amateurs at this procrastinating thing. I just cleaned up a box of stuff I purchased at an auction in 1995. Probably have over 100 boxes or buckets to go.
It took me over a year to get my tools pictured,numbered ,boxed and shelved NOW WHAT THE H--L DO II DO WITH THEM been selling off wrenches ( large adj.) but thats stopped cause since my falls momma won't let me in the garage any more .My kids are not interested in the tools .I am not going to be around much longer at the rate my body is deteriorating. What I need is someone ( with tool knowledge) to take over getting rid of them. there are plenty of people that will do it but none that know tools. They are all packed and ready to go and a pictured inventory with them.
bob w. OF course any 4 and under stays lol