Those Walden sockets are tools and souvenirs. 😁

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Yes, pretty neat find especially since i lived in Worcester, MA.

Never knew Marvel Mystery oil can work as a penetrating oil. Thanks for video Matt.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Yes, in my opinion it's superior to most penetrating oils. If I need a spray can to access a bolt I'll go with something else but usually I use Mystery Oil.

Thank you for your response. It means a lot.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Happy to help and thanks for watching! I've got a rusted Snap On ratchet coming up soon where I will see how well polish stops corrosion after de-rusting.

Nice score. Put them in a soup cap of trans fluid for a couple of days. I do that with all my rachets once or twice a year

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! You do that to keep them from locking up, for corrosion or both?

Yes you unscrew. That side with the holes with a spaner wrench. Or a punch and hammer.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I'll be opening this up to see what was binding it up. My guess is old axle grease.

that William's is a very cool ratchet i have a few examples of the craftsmen one

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

I like thise Craftsmans. They just have a look like they're from the era of V8s and Tailfins.

Great Save as everyone else said just unscrew that side. Good price at $3 Thanks for sharing your expertise 😊

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I'll be opening that one up to see what was going on. I exect hardened grease could be the culprit.

Thank you for sharing! 💯👊👍💕

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! The local flea markets here are really good for old tools.

update, use snap ring pliers w/pins & a 90 degree bend. snap on makes the pair i use.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I think I have those so it should be easy enough unless the ratchet is stuck but with all of the mystery oil I ran through it I think it'll open.

Opening up those Williams can be a nightmare. I think they made a tool, which no one ever seems to have. Put it in a vise, hit with penetrating oil, heat it up with a propane torch, and grind down a punch to fit the hole. Start tapping at an angle to get it to move. It takes a lot of turns because the threads are really fine. sometimes you can get lucky and it goes well. Good luck!!

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I'm going to try to open it up with some angled snap ring pliers. i really want to see what was binding it up unless of course the mystery oil dissolved it. A lot of goo dripped out once i had it moving.

Pin wrench to open that, or if its not too tight, a 90° snap ring pliers.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I will be attempting to open it to see what was binding it. My guess is solidified grease and rust.

Nice war era Williams.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Yes, really interesting find.

Enjoyed the video. 👍 Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Hi Greg, thanks, and same to you!

You will need a spaner wrench to unscrew the side with the two holes.

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

I think in my massive tool box haul I found several spanner wrenches. Maybe one will fit. Thanks!

Pin spanner wrench in the two holes. Or a small pair of needle nose pliers might work . Thanks for the video

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! Great info. Maybe I've got one from the tool boxes I've picked up.

Dont listen to the fools. All you neen is a snap ring pliers with pins,works great! Ive done it before! Use liquid wrench,that works great too,50 years experience

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I always defer to extensive experience. :)

the holes are to un thread

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Ah, that makes sense. I''ll want to clean this one out and see what was going on in there.

After getting rust off a wrench or ratchet, do you recommend putting anything on them to prevent rust coming back?

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

This could open a whole can of worms with some people. :) It depends on how bad the rust was. If it was really bad I sometimes spray them with clear paint. If it's all metal you could even put oil on it and bake it like a cast iron pan. Some people would recommend getting a home plating kit and going that route. Generally I find a light coat of motor oil or metal polish works well to keep the rust down. I don't recommend WD-40 for that. Too caustic. Good luck!

U need a spanner wrench to undo that keep too now also..

@floridarusticrepairs

Ай бұрын

Thanks! I'm going to look through the tools I've gathered from the tool hauls and see if I've got one.