Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: lauver on August 19, 2012, 05:50:14 PM
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Gang,
Stopped by the local "Dirt Mall" this morning (yesterday was rained out) and picked up a few excellent alloy artifacts.
The haul:
1) Thorsen 77NR Long Handle 1/2 drive ratchet with cover (not shown), VG condition, and ready to rock.
2) Bonney LD22 11/16" 12Pt deep socket, EXCL condition, a real beauty including cross bar hole feature, ca. 1947-1963.
3) Unknown no. 301-8 1/8" x 8" blade style wood handled screwdriver. VG condition, long, slender, and shapely to boot.
Here's some photo's for your amusement:
(http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/oo109/lauver_photos/Mixedtools1.jpg)
(http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/oo109/lauver_photos/Mixedtools2.jpg)
(http://i366.photobucket.com/albums/oo109/lauver_photos/Mixedtools3.jpg)
Oily-- My new Thorsen 77NR has a gear cover and the newer stylized Thorsen MFD USA logo. I think it dates to the end of the open head ratchet era (just prior to the introduction of the newer round heads). I have quite a few Thorsen open head ratchets if you would like to see them and compare minutia. Should I post them in your Thorsen thread or start a new thread?
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Small, but just gorgeous!
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Small, but just gorgeous!
Thanks Branson. I actually like small hauls; it's easier to log in and research the tools when they are in small batches.
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Those are some fine pieces. Did they come that clean? If not, What do you do to get them so nice. I think I've jacked up a few with the wire wheel.
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sweet ratchet and driver! I love long handled ratchets.
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Those are some fine pieces. Did they come that clean? If not, What do you do to get them so nice. I think I've jacked up a few with the wire wheel.
pipehack,
The tools were in very nice condition when I found them. I just sprayed them with 409 and wiped them off with a damp rag. Honest