vintage SK wayne 45170 3/8 small head ratchet made in usa.used but in great working condition
u.s.a pat no 2232477
nice vintage S-K Wayne 3/8" drive ratchet . The
S-K Wayne version of the 45170 is nickel plated and measures 7-9/16" in
length. It is also stamped with "USA Pat. No. 2232477" (issued in
1941). The S-K Wayne period was short lived and ran from roughly 1964 -
1968.
SK 1/4 drive thumb wheel ratchet made in usa number 49270 brand new,never used
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