Posted by tony in sd on January 08, 2019 at 18:05:35 from (174.223.1.49):
In Reply to: Sears To Liquidate posted by Dean on January 08, 2019 at 09:39:45:
In 1975 I was farming with my dad. When I sold my grain after harvest, I went to the local Sear, Roebuck & Co. store. I bought $500 worth of tools. Boy was dad mad that I spent that kind of money on tools. He asked if I was planning on being a mechanic. I kinda thought a was the mechanic on our farm but I didn�t say anything. You know how dads are. Funny thing is that I never heard dad complain when he used my tools to fix something. I still have 99% of the original tools and all 3 tool box/chest. I bought 1/4� , 3/8�,1/2� & 3/4� drive socket sets, 1/4� to 1 1/8� open, box, & combination sets, ignition set, pliers, screw driver set, and a few other misc. items. I wonder what it would cost to replace them with the same quality.
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