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Bud Vance

05-22-2001 19:02:52

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Does anyone know what happen to Bonney tools? I have some and would like to know if they still exist. thank you and God bless.

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Angel M. Cruz

01-16-2002 15:10:21

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Re: Bonney tools in reply to Bud Vance, 05-22-2001 19:02:52

I need t know what internet site I need to go to order a Bonney Wrench size 1 1/4".

Thank you.

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Epstein

07-28-2005 05:59:42

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Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Angel M. Cruz, 01-16-2002 15:10:21

We have the entire remaining stock of Bonney Tools. You can view our price list on remaining stock at www.harryepstein.com

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Joe L.

10-31-2001 09:38:30

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Re: Bonney tools in reply to Bud Vance, 05-22-2001 19:02:52

I am looking for a Bonney A -12 socket and / or a Bonney Tool Catalog listing this socket. You may email me at painter.tool@verizon.net. Thanks Joe L.

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cindy edge

06-10-2006 11:02:22

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Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Joe L. , 10-31-2001 09:38:30

I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN BONNEY TOOLS. MY FATHER HAS AN ANTIQUE 1/2 DRIVE RATCHET THAT HAS THE BONNEY NAME ON IT . AND INSTED OF FLIPPING THE SWITCH TO CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF THE RATCHET YOU FLIP THE INSIDE PIECE AROUND. ANY INFORMATION ON THIS TOOL WOULD BE APPRECIATED

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John Ne.

05-22-2001 22:51:42

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Re: Bonney tools in reply to Bud Vance, 05-22-2001 19:02:52

Think the name went away in 93 or so. I have quite a few Bonney tools, just never needed to warranty a wrench. See Bonney tools on Ebay that date back to the 20s. John

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Larry Garbarek

05-22-2001 19:25:02

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Re: Bonney tools in reply to Bud Vance, 05-22-2001 19:02:52

They became part of the Triangle Corp. (Utica, Bonney and Diamond.)

Then were purchased by Cooper who discontinued the Bonney range about 5 years ago, maybe longer.

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Todd

05-23-2001 09:14:44

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Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Larry Garbarek, 05-22-2001 19:25:02

Larry,

While looking through my Snap-on industrial catalog (seperate catalog Pg N6) I noticed the Bonney Name listed under the Snap-on special products division. Looks like Snap-on may have purchased rights to the name.

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Larry Garbarek

05-23-2001 15:59:27

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Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Todd, 05-23-2001 09:14:44

Interesting. What tools do they list? Bonney had a few unique tools like a snap-opening wrench for tubing that they were famous for and something that had value.

What valuable tools did Snap-On pick up?

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Mark Kw

05-24-2001 13:57:58

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Larry Garbarek, 05-23-2001 15:59:27

Hi Larry G. hope all is well with you and yours.

Are you talking about the ratcheting flare nut wrenches? If so, other brands have these tools like Wright and Armstrong however, after my last run-in with armstrong, I won't be purchasing anything of theres no matter how good it is or how bad I need it.

Good to see you posting somewhere even if you are still mad at me. Have a great day Larry!
Mark Kw

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john

07-10-2001 19:45:25

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Mark Kw, 05-24-2001 13:57:58

Bonney and snap-on have same tool with each name.
The Flare nut-crowsfoot are the same, and what a nifty tool when you need it!!!

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robyn

08-04-2001 21:04:44

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to john, 07-10-2001 19:45:25

I have some Bonney double open end wrenches that are not the size as marked. Example, a 9/16 fits a 3/4" nut. One marked 7/16" is not the same size as another that is marked 7/16".????? I need some information on these fellers ????? ??

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Tony

09-15-2001 02:22:31

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to robyn, 08-04-2001 21:04:44

You will probably find the wrench marked 9/16 that fits 3/4 is B.S.W (British Standard Whitworth)The system they use works from bolt diameter and not AF (Across the Flat)measurements

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bill

12-31-2001 19:58:02

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to Tony, 09-15-2001 02:22:31

i have a bonney rachet that ive had a long time, the other day i was using it and it broke. does it have a replacement warranty, if so who will repace it.

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Jori

11-23-2005 13:00:26

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Bonney tools in reply to bill, 12-31-2001 19:58:02

Bonney's warranty is no longer good, but the Harry J. Epstein Co. bought all the remaining Bonney inventory. It's huge. It's posted on their website www.harryepstein.com

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