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Those thick-azzed double open end wrenches....
For lathes? Many of them in a pronounced "S" configuration.....
I've got a ton of these now, some of them quite substantial, 1 foot long, 1/2" thick at the ends. In principle the same as Sears wrenches, but black iron, really bulky, but nicely made. Still, not very practical, it seems. Sears combination wrenches are all I ever use. Any value to these? Scrap'em?? -- EA |
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