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Mr. Gasket/Lakewood engine hoist that I bought in 1979 and it has been used much since. The Hein-Werner ram/jack got weak early in its life and was repaired at a hydraulic shop. Retail price was $403 then, but I worked at an auto parts store, and the supplier, American Performance Parts...

My Sears jack is 3 years older.

Early Carol brand USA made drop lights, aka trouble lights, early 80s, maybe late 70s for the grubbier one

Old working oven removed to replace with a new unit. I remounted this one in my shop and use it to bake powder coated small items, cure stuff, dry stuff, or heat parts such as ring gears. Early to mid 70s vintage

Yep, the aftermarket valve covers Chrysler sold back in the day.

From ~1976

Purchased in 1979 from Harbor Freight via mail order. From a paper catalog with a mail in order blank and check. I had to fully weld the seam between the angle iron struts used as the sides due to flexing. It has worked okay since.

That unit looks very similar to the Builder’s Square compressor that I have. I believe Builder’s Square was part of Kmart. I bought it in 1987 when I bought my first house. The store had a ‘welcome to the neighborhood’ coupon which got me 10% off my first purchase (which included insulation and...

Bought in 1980 and used on many building construction and repair products since:

Heathkit power supply and Foxcraft battery charger used only as an unregulated power supply, for quick testing in the shop without going to the lab.

Export models?

Mid-late 70s

Sears floor jack purchased in 1977, but I repainted it Chrysler engine blue in the 90s. Time for another repaint...

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Ingersoll Rand air compressor purchased at Pace Membership Warehouse (K-mart's version of Sam's Club) in 1985. It has been used a lot. Only repair has been to replace the pressure switch which was a semi-recall item. The original Telefunken switch was replaced with a Square D unit, provided by...

The valve covers are probably from 'Mopar Performance' and that's what it says on them.

Ashland bench grinder, mid 60s

thanks, will sent more pictures later of the engine code from the passengers side of the engine