The pin where a check ball would normally be.
Date code looks like 1949.
I found this PF-71 a while back it also has the pin and is marked Ford in two places.
Snap-on PM-70M Ratchet
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Snap-on PM-70M Ratchet
This is a 9/32 ratchet and pretty much standard in most respects other than the pin retainer instead of the usual check ball. According to snapmom the P in the part numbers showed up usually in the industrial catalogs and were usually referred to as power tools.
The pin where a check ball would normally be.
Date code looks like 1949.
I found this PF-71 a while back it also has the pin and is marked Ford in two places.
The pin where a check ball would normally be.
Date code looks like 1949.
I found this PF-71 a while back it also has the pin and is marked Ford in two places.
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