Garage Gazette
TOOLS AND THE SHOP => GENERAL TOOL AND MACHINE DISCUSSION => Topic started by: Davethorik on November 29, 2020, 11:17:37 AM
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I found this bad boy at an antique mall of all places, NOT in a "man" booth....but in one of the pallet wood boutique-type booths, with all sorts of "Americana" on the wall. It was hanging there with a $12 tag on it, almost ripped the hook off the wall with it...lol.
It is a black oxide model with factory polished faces. A decent amount of black oxide remains. The wrench was not used much. There is a weld booger or something down by the hang hole, but overall a nice uncommon wrench. Opens to 2-1/16"
it rang up nine bucks and some change :a102:
Oh and a Greenfield #6 tap wrench for scale!
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Damn good wrench, and a very good find. Congrats --
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that is a keeper
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How much does that sucker weigh? :c029:
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Great snag at a you suck price ;)
I have made a few scores at antique malls but not often
I buy Every big adjustable I can find, they sell well
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wow!
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Lectrolite...damn nice wrench specially being made in my home town that size is uncommon i never seen one that large in the wild :cool2:
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Good find!
Sent from the twisted mind of the Mudman
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Suckage awarded.
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Thanks guys! I was stoked to add this one to the collection. I only have one other 16" adjustable, an equally scarce J.P. Danielson Bet'R Grip. Seems like 15" is more common.
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15 znd 18 are more common for sure