04-24-2017, 09:13 AM
I enjoy saving old tools from the trash too. It’s always a shame to see a tool with many years of useful life left discarded or left to die because it’s not working well simply due to lack of maintenance.
Here’s a large adjustable wrench I saved. All it took was a about an hour of electrolysis, cleaning in soap and water, disassembly, lubrication with Super Lube and reassembly. Now it’s good to go for many years and works smooth as silk.
![[Image: wrencha.jpg]](http://bessex.com/forum/images/grepper/wrencha.jpg)
![[Image: wrenchb.jpg]](http://bessex.com/forum/images/grepper/wrenchb.jpg)
![[Image: wrenchc.jpg]](http://bessex.com/forum/images/grepper/wrenchc.jpg)
Here’s a large adjustable wrench I saved. All it took was a about an hour of electrolysis, cleaning in soap and water, disassembly, lubrication with Super Lube and reassembly. Now it’s good to go for many years and works smooth as silk.
![[Image: wrencha.jpg]](http://bessex.com/forum/images/grepper/wrencha.jpg)
![[Image: wrenchb.jpg]](http://bessex.com/forum/images/grepper/wrenchb.jpg)
![[Image: wrenchc.jpg]](http://bessex.com/forum/images/grepper/wrenchc.jpg)

