F-710-S

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snapmom
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F-710-S

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This is a odd rat. Never seen one. model F-710-S. Date code 1951. It looks like the end of an extension, but the ext. is unfinished, has a round hole. If anyone has some info on this, please post. A picture of this shows up in the 54 industrial cat.
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I have had an F710 before but it was a regular handled ratchet, do you think that one was modified by the factory or by a person?
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It has to be factory, the model number is stamped where the ext model number would be, also it has a round hole, which would be the way and ext would be before finishing.
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thats just cool....
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Looks like you can use that hole to add an extended handle? How big is the id of the hole?
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i just seen one on e-bay with the black screw driver handle F-710-ALS, possiable early version (with 51 date) that lost its handle?
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