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Old 02-03-2023, 10:15 PM
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More and more of this stuff is going to turn up either for sale or in the scrap metal pile as the old timers pass away. After my father passed, I ended up with a fairly complete set of Snap-On 3/4" socket set with a huge extension and a bunch of Williams wrenches from 1 -2.5". My younger brother talked my dad into letting him work on lawn mowers and small engines in dad's shop after he retired, and just tossed a lot of tools like the Sun engine diagnostics. He had tool to turn rotors and drums and some tools for big diesel engines that were disposed of.

 


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