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Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: jimwrench on January 15, 2013, 04:50:31 PM
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Anyone know what this set consisted of ? Since previous owner kept all the sockets together I doubt he lost anything but wondered if breaker was included. Has 62 date code on all parts.
present inventory
3400 ratchet
3402 extension
3403 extension
3112,3114,3116,3118,3120.3122,and 3124 sockets (3/8-3/4)
wish it was 6 point but since cost was less than $5 I guess I shoudn't complain. Not in bad shape for its age.
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...since cost was less than $5 I guess I shoudn't complain.
I wouldn't.
You suck.
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That's a great find, $5 well spent.
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Isn't Wright still in business? If so, you could probably write them for the original inventory.
Five bucks? You'd probably be hard pressed to get the rat alone for that.
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Anyone know what this set consisted of ? Since previous owner kept all the sockets together I doubt he lost anything but wondered if breaker was included. Has 62 date code on all parts.
present inventory
3400 ratchet
3402 extension
3403 extension
3112,3114,3116,3118,3120.3122,and 3124 sockets (3/8-3/4)
wish it was 6 point but since cost was less than $5 I guess I shoudn't complain. Not in bad shape for its age.
Looks complete to me, but it could be missing a spark plug socket.
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Right you are Eddie. Had another Wright socket in box when I got it at auction. Box didn't seem to shut correctly so I set it aside. Turns out it is Wright 3626 with same 62 date code. 13/16 size. when properly placed it fits in metal case and completes set. No room for breaker bar now. Thank you for waking me up.
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Had another Wright socket in box when I got it at auction. Box didn't seem to shut correctly so I set it aside. Turns out it is Wright 3626 with same 62 date code. 13/16 size. when properly placed it fits in metal case and completes set.
Excellent. Now you can sell the set to me for $10...
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There's an old craftsman socket/ratchet set at an antique store I visit.
Its usually my last stop on flea market day and my pockets are always empty.
They want $25 for it, but I could talk em down (she loves talking football)
to probably $20.
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I bought my ½ set from the wholesale distributor's salesman in 1963 for around 23 of the real dollars, not Federal Reserve Dollar bills.
I still have the box and most of the sockets along with the ratchet.
Mine came with a 5" & 10" extensions, no breaker bar.
Wright offered a choice of breaker bar or 10" extension.
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Got another piece for a companion for my socket set. This stud remover was made in 1952 and has a 22287069 patent. Still have 5 of the 2 3/8 wright combos left. May have to start collecting Wright tools. Gave yougest son a 1/2 impact socket set by Wright because prior owner lost a socket and substituted a none Wright socket for it. That made it a wrong.