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USA made baby! I just picked a couple of rusty vintage Huot drill indexes so the Craftsman branded one is cool! OMG - USA socket heaven! Two-drawer Craftsman toolbox $5?? Yep.

My favorite out of the haul is the 1/4 inch drive flex head USA ratchet you got. I’m an aircraft mechanic so I deal mostly in 1/4 inch drive stuff that thing is pretty cool!

It's cool to see someone trying to do the honorable thing in this day and age but the warranty is on the tool not the purchase You can 100% swap that out at participating Lowes or Ace stores. That being said, I wouldn't swap it because it'll be replaced with a Japanese version. I'd get a rebuild kit (eBay)... If you did want to swap it...let me know I'd gladly swap you one of my new ones for it....👍

I did the same thing, I got that for a dollar and realized the switch was mutilated.

That is completely incorrect. The warranty is not for the original owner. It does not matter if you bought the tool new or used. No receipt is required and that hasn't changed from the time that Sears sold that ratchet (which later became a model #44975 or a #44985). I have rebuild kits for those and I've redone probably 25 of those alone. They are easy to rebuild and most times they just need a cleaning and relubing to work again, with yours being the exception with a broken selector lever. Out of the 25 or so that I've done, maybe three of them needed a kit. The rest were dismantle, clean up and rel-lube jobs. Yes, you would get an imported unit if you tried to warranty that. Be careful using the various "source lists" out there for Craftsman as many of them are riddled with errors. The hammer is an "M" code Vaughan-Bushnell made hammer. Pliers with a "P" code on them were made by Wilde and those with a "C" were made by Channellock. I have some of those "Robo-Slip" pliers and I never cared for them, but I have used mine. Before WF closed up, I spoke to some veteran employees there and they told me how the date coding worked and I made up a chart in Excel for it. They also sent me the screw in cap for the ratcheting screwdriver that I bought (the same one that you show). Later "H" coded nut drivers were made by the Holo-Krome division of Danaher. The "V" circles are possibly Vaco made. Waterloo made tool boxes for Sears and most Ebay sellers that do keys can make up keys for the original lock from the code stamped on the lock face. I've done it several times. I have one like the one on the end---it was sent directly to me by a lady I got to know at Waterloo prior to them being bought out by SBD. She found it at a yard sale in Iowa where Waterloo was located at one time and sent it to me. The red and gray boxes (of the bigger variety) are my favorites and the month and date of manufacture is usually stamped into the unit. It is on the larger ones such as the lower rollaways and top chests. I have several of them from that era including one set up from 1960 that I got in 2002 that cleaned up, painted and sent in photos to Sears. I was featured in the 2002 Craftsman Club magazine with my photo and story.

That's a nice haul Kurt and Nick, I;m going to say the drill index is actually my favorite. They are fun projects to work on and you can't have too many drill indexes. Take care Buddy and I'll catch up with ya later.

Love the craftsman haul. I like the 5 buck double draw tool box can't argue with that. Also love the Ballpeen hammer.

I found a Craftsman Axe today

Have you tryed finding replacement parts for the inside

I would definitely purchase the first craftsman 1/2 inch for $1 for a parts ratchet because you will never get original parts unless you find as new old stock rebuild kit!

I have that same chrome plier mine is mint i wanna get rid of it though

Another great score, I'm jelly... I go Flea Market and cant find scat...

Yes, I would buy that ratchet for $1 and those long handle flex 3/8" ratchets in very good condition sell for $90 on eBay. At least the last two I've had sold for that.

Great memories of going to Sears to look at tools. Always some great stuff there!

A mason friend had been using a Kawasaki drill set for a very very long time. He recently upgraded to modern Makita. Never knew Kawasaki made power tools.

Georgie boy sent me over. Nice video and great haul

You should do an update video still like the set?

SWEET BONNEY!!! Awesome score.

Scraper is stanley made in usa

Love the Haul!!

Gotta love a free tool bag with the tool haul!

Really good finds for 20 dollars that Wright wrench alone is worth that thanks for sharing my friend

The Wright wrench is worth the haul

Come across this video randomly and I watched COPYMAXY . OMG your closet is every women’s dream! Love your voice and the way you talk

It's not hoarding it called collecting 😂😂😂 nice haul for a good price.

That's a great haul for $20! Remember it's not hoarding if you have good intentions of passing it along! 😁.

20 bucks well spent

Take a bearing you always need a bearing HOUGIE eagle Upper Peninsula of Michigan 77 year old carnivore learn too late carnivore for one year now You're young you need to research it get on the proper human diet enough said you're too young to mow or learn anything

The pliers may be on ebay for $20 all day long that's the reason they're on there all day long because nobody gets $20 for them Stanley and Craftsman are no big deal. Cool British wrench hard to find here. You don't need a Milwaukee drill to accomplish what you did or anything for that matter just a high falutin piece of junk milwaukee

Remove the sanding disc from the die grinder and install a wire wheel. Less chance of removing makers marks. Good scores

That one is a chisel, not a punch and DON'T cut part of it off, just grind the edges flat and smooth.

That tool you didnt know what it was is a line up pin we boilermakers use it for the flanges to line them up in the refineries

I don't know what the punch like tool is but I have one just like it though also. I think it might be some kind of alignment tool. I got it in a bunch of old tools that belonged to my father-in-law. I hope some one can ID it though.

Tool hunting can be addictive. But I enjoy looking and finding tools and supporting local vendors at Flea Markets. Can't wait until next year's reopening of our local Flea Markets. Great video!

HI, Where is the sale for $159 with the 4ah battery? I don't see that on Home depot....

Good Stuff....I have picked up some stuff from your seller site! Thx

Awesome haul and you presented very well, thanks for sharing. When I buy out tool "lots" I can usually sell off the Snap-On and Mac and fund most of the purchase for the items I actually wanted. It's a fun hobby for sure!

Great! Thanks for taking the time to take us on the tour! My sense/Visions for your next mega tool haul to add to this nice lot. I feel some Apex or SO magnetic sockets, flexible clamp pliers, and 1/4” drive SO/BP specialty remote extensions for some luxury pieces in your next tool haul finds 😉 As well as a nice rounding sets to the vintage USA craftsman! 💪

Thank you NKGarage. I have a Rigid I bought a couple years ago during a Fathers day sale and it went bad just been in the garage since till now I. Glad I didn't throw it out.

Interested in a price on the SK Screwdrivers.

Nice Haul and the SK screwdriver set is my favorite they are a keeper for sure.

I am not an SK guy but those screwdrivers are cool as hell.

Does it have spark plug sockets

The flea market is the gift that keeps on giving!

I would definitely keep them SK greens very hard to find a complete set especially in that condition most likely slim to nil very great finds thanks for sharing

Nice haul. Keep the sk drivers you won't find that deal again

Score on the wood handle hammers, especially the Proto.

I tried to straighten an SK breaker bar in my 12 ton press. It snapped in two. Be careful.

I'd be interested in the screwdrivers if you do sell them 😂

The SK screwdrivers are my favorite pick. I would keep them and display them. They will keep their value if you decide to sell them down the road.