Special Combined Consignment Tool Auction – Sunday, November 1, 2026

SPECIAL COMBINED CONSIGNMENT TOOL AUCTION – SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2026
TRACTORS • SHOP MACHINERY • POWER TOOLS • TOOL CHESTS • FARM EQUIPMENT • WOODWORKING • GARAGE & YARD SUPPLIES
TRICE AUCTIONS | 701 LINCOLN STREET | DENTON, MARYLAND 21629
BID ONLINE: https://www.bidtrice.com/aucti...
BIDDING CLOSES: Sunday, November 1, 2026, beginning at 6:00 PM.
SOFT CLOSE: One lot scheduled to close every 10 seconds, with two-minute extended bidding.
IN-PERSON PREVIEW: Sunday, November 1, 2026, 1:00 PM–3:00 PM.
PICKUP: Tuesday, November 3, 2026, 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
AUCTION LOCATION: 701 Lincoln St., Denton, MD 21629.
WELCOME TO TRICE AUCTIONS' SPECIAL TOOL & EQUIPMENT SALE!
Clear a spot in the shop and take a close look at this unusually varied combined consignment auction. The lineup ranges from vintage farm tractors to modern portable woodworking tools, traditional stationary machinery, mechanics' equipment, rolling tool storage, lawn and garden machines, hardware, plumbing materials, and the useful odds and ends that make a garage, farm, business or home workshop function. There are larger machines for experienced equipment buyers and smaller lots for homeowners looking to build a practical collection of tools.
Highlights include a 1950 McCormick Farmall Cub tractor with a front-mounted blade; a non-running Allis-Chalmers Model B; an Allis-Chalmers 410 garden tractor with snowblower; a Gravely 8123 with blade; a Southern States riding mower; a Hol-Mac six-foot rotary broom attachment; DeWalt DW745 jobsite table saw; Sears Craftsman floor drill press; Craftsman scroll saw; Black & Decker Super-Service valve-refacing machine; rolling tool chests; jack stands; compressor- and maintenance-related accessories; and hand tools for jobs ranging from carpentry to outdoor maintenance. Two Kawasaki 750 SS personal watercraft are also cataloged for parts only, untested and without titles; they cannot be titled, as disclosed in their lot listings.
This is an ONLINE AUCTION, not a walk-through estate sale with items available for immediate purchase. Browse photographs, study individual descriptions, register, and bid through BidTrice.com. The preview is a chance to inspect before bidding, while the designated Tuesday appointment window is the time for successful bidders to remove their purchases. Equipment descriptions below are promotional highlights, not guarantees of working condition or a substitute for the actual lot listings. Please read the complete online catalog and auction terms before bidding.
WHY THIS SALE IS WORTH A LOOK
A tool auction can contain very different kinds of value for different people. A mechanic may come to inspect the valve refacer and stay to look at heavy-duty support equipment; a woodworker may be interested in the table saw, scroll saw, clamps and drill press; a property owner may want outdoor hand tools or fencing; and an antique tractor collector may focus on the Farmall, Allis-Chalmers and Gravely equipment. Our goal is to make it easy to explore these categories without assuming every piece is suitable for every buyer. For full lot groupings, current bidding, additional photographs and condition notes, use the direct catalog link above.
DETAILED LOT HIGHLIGHTS – START WITH THESE ITEMS
The numbered summaries below reference identifiable lots in the published auction catalog. They are designed to help buyers understand what to search for, what makes the item interesting, and which questions matter when inspecting secondhand tools and equipment. Each lot is sold under its own online description and terms. The catalog, not this promotional summary, controls the exact item contents.
LOT 0A – 1950 McCORMICK FARMALL CUB ANTIQUE TRACTOR WITH FRONT-MOUNTED BLADE
A headliner for anyone who enjoys classic American farm machinery. This 1950 McCormick Farmall Cub carries the familiar compact Cub proportions and is cataloged with a front-mounted blade. Its age and traditional mechanical design make it interesting to tractor collectors, farm-history enthusiasts, restoration hobbyists, and buyers searching for an older machine to evaluate in person. The individual listing has video as well as still imagery, an especially useful resource when studying used equipment. Pay attention to the blade mounting arrangement, visible controls, wheels, tinwork and overall completeness. Verify the specific operating and mechanical information in that listing rather than assuming the tractor is ready for work. A particularly photogenic lot that deserves a place near the top of every antique tractor fan's watch list.
LOT 1 – ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL B NARROW-FRONT TRACTOR – DOES NOT RUN
The Allis-Chalmers Model B is a recognizable part of agricultural equipment history, and this example is described with its orange finish, narrow-front configuration and steel seat. Most importantly, the catalog expressly states that it DOES NOT RUN. That makes this a project, display, restoration or parts prospect, not a ready-to-drive farm tractor. Bidders who are familiar with older Allis-Chalmers components can examine the online photographs for evidence of completeness, condition and any areas that may need work. Think of this as an opportunity to evaluate an older piece of farm machinery on its own merits. Restoration plans, replacement parts, mechanical labor and transport should all be factored into the decision to bid.
LOT 1A – KAWASAKI 750 SS JH750A PERSONAL WATERCRAFT ON LOADRITE TRAILER
This Kawasaki 750 SS JH750A personal watercraft is cataloged on a LoadRite trailer, but there are critical restrictions: FOR PARTS ONLY, UNTESTED, NO TITLE, and CANNOT BE TITLED. It is not being promoted as a usable or registrable watercraft. The logical audience is a knowledgeable hobbyist looking for potential compatible components, a marine mechanic interested in a parts project, or a collector assessing a nonoperational example. Study the photos to identify visible hull and mechanical components; there may be missing, damaged or unusable parts. The trailer and the craft should be evaluated exactly as described in the individual lot. Plan removal with a suitable vehicle and do not assume roadworthiness or lawful registration.
LOT 1B – SECOND KAWASAKI 750 SS PERSONAL WATERCRAFT ON TRAILER
A separate Kawasaki 750 SS on a trailer gives parts-oriented buyers another item to inspect. The catalog repeats the material condition disclosures: UNTESTED, FOR PARTS ONLY, NO TITLE, CANNOT BE TITLED. These are separate lots; winning one does not mean winning the other. Anyone considering components for an older Kawasaki platform should review the distinct photographs and compare visible hardware carefully rather than treating the craft as identical. Neither unit should be represented as ready to launch. This is a parts or repair opportunity subject to the restrictions in the online listing. Buyers will need to arrange removal for whatever is included with the winning lot, with appropriate attention to trailer condition and transport.
LOT 1C – WATERTENDER 9.4 BLUE PLASTIC DINGHY ROWBOAT
The WaterTender 9.4 dinghy adds a small-watercraft item to a tool-heavy lineup. Cataloged as a blue plastic rowboat, it may catch the attention of waterfront property owners, fishing enthusiasts, and buyers who work with smaller recreational boats. Inspect the hull, seating areas, edges and attachment points for wear or damage, and confirm any accessories in the lot images. A small boat still requires consideration of safe capacity, flotation, local requirements and transportation. This description does not state that the craft is leak-free or water-ready. Its presence alongside the parts-only personal watercraft provides another reason for marine and outdoor enthusiasts to browse the auction rather than focusing only on tractors and workshop machinery.
LOT 1E – HOL-MAC SIX-FOOT ROTARY BROOM ATTACHMENT
This Hol-Mac six-foot rotary broom is cataloged with a PTO shaft and adjustable-height wheels. It is the kind of specialized attachment that may interest equipment owners, farm or facility maintenance teams, and buyers experienced in matching implements to available power equipment. The key questions are fit, shaft requirements, hitch or mounting geometry, wear in the broom material, and whether the intended tractor can safely handle the attachment. Do not assume compatibility from the word PTO alone. Review the photos of the drive components, adjustment features and frame. A substantial implement of this type requires some planning for loading and secure transport; dimensions and weight should be checked before auction day.
LOT 1F – NONMETALLIC HOSE ASSEMBLY WITH COUPLERS
One of the more specialized utility offerings is a nonmetallic hose assembly with couplers, cataloged under NSN 4720-01-643-8684. Buyers maintaining industrial, mechanical or compressed-air-related equipment may want to research that designation and compare the pictured ends and hose construction with their own requirements. Not all hoses are interchangeable: diameter, fittings, length, pressure rating, material and intended service matter. The listing gives an identification number rather than a promise about fit or safe use. Inspect the photos for visible markings and wear, then independently determine whether the hose is appropriate for a project. It is a useful reminder that this auction includes components as well as complete machines.
LOT 1G – ALLIS-CHALMERS 410 GARDEN TRACTOR WITH SNOWBLOWER
This Allis-Chalmers 410 garden tractor is paired with a front-mounted snowblower attachment, and the catalog notes that it is UNTESTED and includes a key. The combination may attract vintage garden tractor collectors, small-engine mechanics and enthusiasts who enjoy restoring older lawn equipment. The snowblower attachment is an important part of the visual appeal, but functionality, mounting hardware and mechanical condition should be independently evaluated. Check the photos for the engine area, drive components, tires, controls, blower housing and visible connection points. Since the equipment is untested, allow for the possibility of maintenance or repairs before any practical use. Collectors should also verify that components meet their restoration objectives.
LOT 1H – GRAVELY 8123 LAWN TRACTOR WITH FRONT BLADE
Another older garden tractor is the Gravely 8123, offered with a front blade attachment and expressly cataloged as UNTESTED. Gravely machines can be appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate traditional grounds-maintenance designs. The front blade makes this example visually distinct from a conventional mower, although it is up to bidders to confirm the attachment condition and completeness. Check the online images for visible corrosion, belt or drive components, controls, wheels and blade hardware. The machine might suit a restoration or parts project depending on its actual condition; no operational claim is made here. Compare the Gravely with the Allis-Chalmers garden tractor and Southern States mower if you enjoy older lawn machinery.
LOT 2 – SOUTHERN STATES RIDING LAWN MOWER BY ELECTROLUX
The Southern States riding mower manufactured by Electrolux rounds out the featured riding equipment. The auction provides a video with this lot, so bidders can review more than a few still photographs when assessing what is shown. Riding mowers can be attractive to acreage owners, small-engine mechanics and buyers seeking parts for compatible machines, but deck condition, engine performance, belt condition and other details matter. Inspect the actual listing, model markings and video before drawing conclusions about operation. A mower that looks complete in photographs is not necessarily fully serviced or ready for the mowing season. For buyers comparing outdoor equipment, this is one of the first lots worth opening in the online catalog.
LOT 3 – BEST STAINLESS STEEL RANGE HOOD
A Best stainless steel range hood with filters and dual fans is a change of pace from the heavy shop equipment. It may interest homeowners, renovators or buyers collecting components for a kitchen project. Verify width, installation configuration, ducting requirements, power connection and visible cosmetic condition. Filters and fans are included in the catalog title, but the lot should still be examined for completeness and any operating notes. Stainless steel surfaces can show scratches or signs of previous installation, so the photos are important. This type of lot illustrates the combined-consignment character of the sale: useful household or building-related items may appear among the tools and tractors.
LOT 4 – ALL AMERICAN METAL TOOL CHEST WITH ASSORTED TOOLS
The All American upper-and-lower metal tool chest includes assorted hand tools and hardware according to its title. It could be attractive to someone organizing a garage, furnishing a maintenance area or beginning a home mechanic's setup. A multi-cabinet chest offers space for separating sockets, fasteners and everyday tools, but drawer operation and contents should be verified. Look closely at each photograph of the interior and exterior rather than assuming any particular tool is present. Check for rust, dented metal, missing keys, damaged runners or casters if applicable. The grouping is sold as shown and described in the individual catalog entry; it can be more interesting than an empty cabinet because the miscellaneous contents are part of the lot.
LOT 5 – POPULAR MECHANICS ROLLING TOOL CHEST WITH GREAT NECK SOCKETS
This Popular Mechanics rolling chest is cataloged with assorted hand tools and Great Neck sockets. The rolling format may appeal to mechanics who prefer bringing a selection of equipment directly to a vehicle or bench, while collectors may appreciate older branded shop storage. The contents should be checked case by case; socket sets may contain different drive sizes or may not be complete. Inspect drawer tracks, wheels, finish and the condition of included tools. The title establishes an assortment, not a complete mechanic's inventory. For a buyer considering multiple storage lots, compare the configuration with the All American chest, Craftsman Evolv cabinet and Companion cart elsewhere in this sale.
LOT 6 – ALUMINUM FOLDING STEPLADDER WITH UTILITY TRAY
This aluminum folding stepladder includes a utility tray, a practical feature for painting, maintenance and other appropriate tasks. Homeowners, maintenance teams and contractors may be interested in the format, but any used ladder requires a careful condition check. Examine the spreaders, hinges, rails, feet, treads and tray rather than relying on appearance alone. Load rating, manufacturer identification and structural integrity must be established before use. A ladder should not be used if damaged or unstable. The photos and in-person preview can help buyers decide whether it is suitable for their needs. It is one of two distinct ladder types in the catalog, with a wooden stepladder also listed.
LOT 7 – VINTAGE HAY SCALES
These vintage hay scales connect the sale to traditional agricultural work and rural history. Antique farm equipment collectors may enjoy the older mechanical design, while decorators or restoration enthusiasts may see potential in the scale's form and construction. The title does not establish accuracy or completeness, so examine any visible weighing mechanisms, hardware and markings carefully. Surface rust, prior repairs or missing components may influence a restoration plan. A vintage measuring instrument is not automatically suitable for current commercial weighing. This lot is particularly appropriate for those who collect barn equipment, rural Americana and artifacts associated with agricultural life on the Eastern Shore.
LOT 8 – FISHING RODS AND REELS INCLUDING ERLO MODEL
A mixed fishing equipment lot includes rods, reels and an Erlo model as identified in the catalog. It broadens the auction's appeal to recreational anglers and collectors of older sporting goods. Fishing gear may contain a variety of designs and materials, and condition varies with storage and prior use. Examine rod tips, guides, handles, reel seats, spools and mechanisms in the photographs. The auction title should not be interpreted as a complete modern fishing outfit; check the lot images to see exactly how many pieces are included. For families enjoying Eastern Shore fishing or buyers seeking components for a collection, this is a worthwhile detour from the main tool categories.
LOT 9 – PIPE CLAMPS WITH RED CAST-IRON HEADS
Pipe clamps are valuable to many woodworkers because they can hold large assemblies during glue-ups and fitting work. This cataloged grouping has red cast-iron clamp heads, an easy feature to spot in the photos. Consider the length and condition of the pipes, whether the clamp screws move freely, and how the jaws meet. The tools may interest cabinetmakers, carpenters and furniture restoration hobbyists. Exact number and sizes should be confirmed with the images. In the right workshop, a selection of clamps can be just as important as a saw or drill press. This lot is also a good match for buyers inspecting the DeWalt table saw and Craftsman scroll saw.
LOT 10 – CRAFTSMAN EVOLV ROLLING TOOL CHEST
This Craftsman Evolv rolling metal tool chest includes top storage and drawers. A compact chest is useful for organizing common hand tools, measuring equipment, fasteners and small repair supplies, provided its condition meets the buyer's needs. Check the casters, drawer slides, lid arrangement and any locking hardware in the online photos. Cosmetic dents and wear are possible on used shop furniture. The actual contents, if any, are determined by the catalog entry rather than by adjacent items visible in the room. For someone furnishing a garage or shed, it is one of several storage solutions available, each with a different layout and footprint.
LOT 11 – POULAN PRO AND CRAFTSMAN GAS LEAF BLOWERS – UNTESTED
This lot groups Poulan Pro and Craftsman gas leaf blowers, described with 200 MPH and 430 CFM information. The catalog also clearly identifies the equipment as UNTESTED. That matters to lawn-care buyers: a recognizable brand name or model marking is not confirmation that a small engine starts or runs correctly. These blowers may appeal to property owners, landscapers or small-engine repair enthusiasts who can assess and service used equipment. Inspect housings, handles, pull starters, tubes and fuel-system areas in the photos. Before bidding, consider possible repairs and whether any missing accessories can be sourced. It is an outdoor power equipment opportunity with a disclosed uncertainty about operation.
LOT 12 – PITTSBURGH AUTOMOTIVE 12-TON HEAVY-DUTY JACK STANDS
The first of two jack-stand lots features Pittsburgh Automotive 12-ton heavy-duty support equipment. These are a specialty garage item rather than ordinary small hand tools. Anyone considering used load-support equipment should inspect frames, adjustment posts, locking mechanisms, saddle condition and visible rating labels. The advertised capacity should be checked against the actual equipment and the manufacturer instructions; damaged or questionable stands should not be used. Jack stands must never be confused with jacks, and proper support points and safe work practices remain essential. The second jack-stand lot appears separately as lot 16, so compare photos and contents carefully before bidding.
LOT 13 – POULAN PRO 42CC CHAINSAWS AND UNBRANDED SAW – PARTS OR REPAIR
A chainsaw lot includes Poulan Pro PP4218A 42cc equipment together with an unbranded saw. The catalog specifically presents the grouping FOR PARTS OR REPAIR. It may interest experienced small-engine hobbyists, chainsaw mechanics, or buyers looking for particular compatible components. Review visible bars, chains, housings, handles, covers and engine parts; a complete-looking saw can still have serious faults. This is not being advertised as a ready-to-cut bundle. Compare the photographs with the equipment you already own and account for any safety components or replacement parts needed. The grouping is a project-oriented offering for buyers comfortable assessing nonoperational equipment.
LOT 14 – ADJUSTABLE FOLDING METAL WORK STAND
The folding work stand is identified with U.S. Patent No. 6,722,618 and an adjustable metal frame. Work supports can be useful for appropriate assembly or construction tasks, but the exact intended configuration, dimensions and load rating are important. Examine the folding mechanism, adjustment hardware, legs and contact surfaces. The title establishes an adjustable stand, not a guarantee of capacity or compatibility with any particular tool. A shop owner may see value in the space-saving design, while a contractor may consider it for a mobile setup. Before use, verify all locking and support features. The catalog photographs should be the starting point for understanding what makes this stand distinct.
LOT 15 – COMPANION ROLLING TOOL CART WITH SLIDING TOP
The Companion cart features a sliding top, drawer and lower shelf. That arrangement can offer several ways to separate items: frequently used tools on the upper work surface, smaller supplies in the drawer and larger accessories below. Buyers furnishing a mechanical garage or craft workshop may appreciate a mobile storage option that does not take up the same space as a full-size chest. Inspect caster condition, drawer fit, slide mechanism and the overall stability of the frame. Check the photographs for any included contents. This cart is distinct from the Popular Mechanics and Craftsman storage lots, so choose on layout and condition rather than brand alone.
LOT 16 – PAIR OF PITTSBURGH 12-TON HEAVY-DUTY JACK STANDS
Another separate offering consists of a pair of Pittsburgh 12-ton heavy-duty jack stands. Buyers looking at both jack-stand lots should read each title carefully and compare the exact quantity pictured. For high-load support gear, condition and suitability are critical: look for deformation, corrosion, altered components and leg stability, and verify markings before considering use. Never exceed manufacturer ratings or support a vehicle on a hydraulic jack alone. The auction provides an opportunity to examine a specialized garage accessory, but it is the bidder's responsibility to assess whether used stands are appropriate for a specific job. The lot number is particularly useful when comparing these with lot 12.
LOT 17 – WOODEN SAWHORSES FOR SHOP OR CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT
Wooden sawhorses are a workshop staple for appropriate material support, painting and project preparation. This lot may interest homeowners, remodelers, carpenters and hobbyists looking for portable work supports. Evaluate leg joints, crossmembers, signs of splitting and stability. Because homemade or older wooden supports can vary widely in construction, do not assume a load rating or suitability for heavy machinery. The lot photographs help show their design and current condition. They may be a practical companion to a shop project, particularly when combined with clamps or manual cutting tools from other lots. Confirm the quantity included before bidding.
LOT 18 – SIX-DRAWER METAL CARD CATALOG CABINET
A metal six-drawer card catalog-style cabinet offers a different approach to organizing a workspace. With label holders and handles, this is the sort of storage item that may appeal to mechanics sorting small parts, craft-room organizers, collectors or buyers furnishing an industrial-style office. The appeal is in its many compact compartments rather than bulk storage capacity. Inspect the slides, handles, labels and cabinet body for wear. Measure your available space and confirm the drawer interior dimensions from the seller's information if those are important to you. It could be an appealing organizational piece in a garage, hobby workshop, office or storage room.
LOT 19 – ECLIPSE BENCH GRINDER WITH MONTGOMERY WARD MOTOR
This Eclipse electric bench grinder is cataloged with a 1/2 HP split-phase Montgomery Ward motor and an adjustable stand. Its older construction may interest traditional shop machinery enthusiasts, restoration hobbyists, mechanics and tool collectors. Inspect the motor mounting, grinding wheel area, guards, electrical components and stand. Used grinding wheels must be carefully evaluated and may need replacement; the presence of a wheel is not proof it is safe. The motor designation is catalog information, not a test result. Buyers should treat electrical and rotating equipment thoughtfully, checking the full lot description and photographs before deciding on use, repair, display or restoration.
LOT 20 – BASKET OF ASSORTED METAL PIPE AND FITTINGS
Sometimes the most useful workshop finds are the small pieces kept on a shelf. This lot contains a basket of metal pipes, connectors and fittings, potentially interesting to plumbers, mechanically inclined homeowners and equipment repair hobbyists. Because the grouping is mixed, identify what is actually there from the photographs: lengths, thread styles, diameters and connection types can vary. Never infer pressure rating, material or suitability for gas or potable water service from appearance alone. Buyers may be interested in the lot for a parts assortment, fabrication exercises or compatible repair components. The items are being offered together as photographed rather than individually specified new fittings.
LOT 21 – TWO ROLLS OF GREEN-COATED GARDEN FENCE MESH
This lot is cataloged with garden fencing rolls in two sizes: 40 inches by 25 feet and 24 inches by 25 feet, green-coated wire. Materials like these may interest gardeners, homeowners, small farms and property-maintenance buyers planning appropriate lightweight fencing projects. Verify roll condition, coating wear, deformation and exact quantity before bidding. Fence mesh suitability depends on the intended application; it is not automatically appropriate for every type of enclosure, animal or security need. These rolls are a useful example of the building and outdoor supply items found among the equipment. Consider transportation room for long rolled materials at pickup.
LOT 22 – CRAFTSMAN SCROLL SAW WITH STAND AND BLADE GUARD
The Craftsman electric scroll saw is offered with a stand and blade guard. Scroll saws appeal to woodworkers who enjoy precise patterns, decorative cutting, signs, small crafts and detailed shape work. When evaluating a used saw, inspect the worktable, blade clamps, tension system, controls and stand attachment. Confirm whether additional blades or accessories are included instead of assuming anything beyond the title and photos. A scroll saw can be a pleasant addition to a hobby shop, but condition and safe operation still require careful review. It pairs naturally with the pipe-clamp and woodworking support lots for those outfitting a space dedicated to making or restoring objects.
LOT 23 – RED FOUR-DRAWER METAL FILING CABINET WITH CONTENTS
This red metal filing cabinet is described as a four-drawer unit with miscellaneous contents, including door knobs, rope, a glove, pencils and additional items identified or pictured in the catalog. It is a mixed storage lot rather than an empty office cabinet. Buyers should inspect the drawer operation, paint condition, handles and contents, paying attention to the exact photographed assortment. A cabinet of this type may suit a garage, utility room, office or parts-storage area. Mixed contents can be useful, but their presence does not establish a complete hardware set. The lot demonstrates the broad combined-consignment nature of the sale, where storage and smaller household supplies appear alongside large machinery.
LOT 24 – PAIR OF PETMATE PLASTIC STORAGE BINS
This lot consists of a set of two Petmate plastic storage bins. It may appeal to homeowners seeking additional organization space for appropriate dry supplies, garage accessories or other items compatible with the containers. Buyers should inspect lids, seams, plastic walls and any marks that identify capacity or intended use. Used plastic can become brittle or develop cracks, especially after long storage. Confirm that the pieces shown in photographs correspond to the two-bin grouping. These are simple, practical objects, and sometimes a small storage lot is exactly what a workshop or utility area needs. Verify dimensions before planning how they will fit on a shelf or in a cabinet.
LOT 25 – MONTGOMERY WARD RIVERSIDE 9707 WOODEN SLED
A Montgomery Ward Riverside 9707 wooden sled with padded headrest adds an unusual vintage sporting or recreational item to the auction. Older sleds can interest collectors of winter memorabilia, historic sporting goods and wooden equipment, as well as decorators seeking rustic display pieces. Examine runners, wood rails, joints, fasteners and the condition of the padding. Age alone is not a guarantee of collectibility or safe recreational use. The title provides the identifying Riverside number, making it easier for prospective bidders to research comparable historical pieces. It is one of the distinctive non-tool finds in a sale centered primarily on shop, farm and maintenance equipment.
LOT 26 – FIVE-STEP WOODEN STEPLADDER WITH TOOL SHELF
The wooden five-step stepladder has a perforated tool shelf and older traditional construction. It may interest collectors of vintage workshop furnishings, buyers seeking display pieces or those evaluating utility equipment. Check for split wood, loosened fasteners, warped rails, damaged steps and any compromised support parts. No safe working-load claim is being made. As with all used ladders, a visual inspection is essential before anyone would consider relying on it for elevated work. Compare this style with the aluminum folding stepladder in lot 6. The wood construction and tool shelf give it a different appearance and possible appeal in a rustic shop or collection.
LOT 27 – SHOVELS, PICKAXE, LEVEL AND BROOM
This grouped lot of manual yard and construction tools includes shovels, a pickaxe, a level and a broom. It may be interesting to homeowners, garden enthusiasts, small maintenance businesses or anyone looking to add common hand-operated supplies to a shed. Inspect handles, shovel edges, pickaxe head mounting and the level's condition. A mixed utility grouping can serve several purposes, from appropriate soil work to routine cleanup, though each tool's fitness depends on its condition. Review the photographed quantity and brands, if marked. The assortment offers a lower-complexity alternative for buyers who do not need engines or powered machinery but still want practical equipment.
LOT 28 – SEARS CRAFTSMAN 15-INCH 12-SPEED FLOOR DRILL PRESS
This Sears Craftsman floor drill press is cataloged as a 15-inch, 12-speed, 1/2 HP model. It is a notable stationary workshop machine and may attract woodworkers, metalworking hobbyists and mechanics who appreciate a fixed drilling station. Examine the table, column, drill chuck, adjustment mechanisms, belt housing, motor and any mounting arrangement. Verify electrical requirements and available accessories. An older drill press may need belts, servicing or other attention before operation; the stated specifications do not confirm functionality. Its floor-standing design also means pickup requires more planning than a small hand tool. Buyers furnishing a machine shop or serious hobby space will want to study this listing.
LOT 29 – DEWALT DW745 PORTABLE JOBSITE TABLE SAW WITH STAND
The DeWalt DW745 jobsite table saw is one of the recognizable modern woodworking names in this auction, and the catalog includes a stand. A compact table saw may be appealing to finish carpenters, renovators, cabinetmakers and homeowners who need a suitable cutting station. Study the fence arrangement, tabletop, blade area, height adjustment, switch, cord, stand and any guards shown. Accessories needed for safe operation should be independently confirmed. The lot title identifies the model, but does not imply every factory-supplied accessory is present or that the saw has been tested. It is a strong candidate for someone browsing the auction specifically for portable carpentry equipment.
LOT 30 – RED HYDRAULIC FLOOR JACK WITH METAL CASTERS
This red hydraulic floor jack includes a handle and metal casters as shown in the lot title. Rolling floor jacks are familiar equipment in automotive garages and small repair shops, but used hydraulic lifting devices require careful evaluation. Look for oil leakage, frame damage, deformation, missing pieces and the condition of the wheels or lifting saddle. Confirm rated capacity and operating instructions before any intended use. Never rely solely on a jack to support a vehicle. The catalog offers a good opportunity to compare this lifting tool with the separate heavy-duty jack-stand lots. Keep transportation and the weight of the item in mind when planning pickup.
LOT 31 – HARDWOOD FLOORING, PVC PIPE AND CPVC PIPE
This building-material lot includes hardwood flooring planks, Charlotte Pipe PVC and FlowGuard Gold CPVC pipe. It may interest renovators, contractors and homeowners searching for material to evaluate for small projects or repairs. Mixed materials call for careful study of dimensions, amount remaining and current condition. Flooring may have wear, mismatched pieces or storage damage; pipe must be matched to an application by material type, size and code requirements. Do not assume any piece is certified or suitable for a specific plumbing installation. The photos and individual listing should be used to confirm how much is included and whether the materials will serve your intended project.
LOT 32 – AJAX ELECTRIC-MOTOR BENCH SAW ON METAL STAND
This AJAX electric-motor bench saw is mounted on a metal stand with a power-switch assembly. Its traditional machinery design may be interesting to woodworkers or collectors of older workshop equipment. Evaluate the work surface, cutting assembly, motor, stand and any protective components shown. Older powered saws can differ significantly from current safety designs; a professional inspection, appropriate guarding and electrical evaluation may be needed before any use. The listing does not establish working condition. Buyers with an interest in vintage shop tools may want to compare this machine with the DeWalt table saw and the Craftsman woodworking equipment elsewhere in the catalog.
LOT 33 – HAMMERS, SLEDGEHAMMERS, BROOMS AND DRYWALL T-SQUARE
A group of hand tools includes hammers, sledgehammers, brooms and a Marshalltown drywall T-square. This assortment crosses several trades: drywall layout, general building maintenance, demolition preparation and everyday cleanup. Buyers should inspect handles, striking faces, head security, measuring edges and any visible damage. Because the lot contains different categories of tools, it may be appealing to homeowners building a utility collection or maintenance crews replacing worn items. Consult the photographs to establish the number of pieces. This is a good reminder that the sale is not exclusively about machines; there are also many simpler tools with straightforward practical uses.
LOT 34 – BLACK & DECKER SUPER-SERVICE VALVE REFACER WITH CABINET
A standout specialty machine is the Black & Decker 11/16 Super-Service valve refacer with cabinet, cataloged as Model 282/550. This is the type of older engine-shop equipment that may interest automotive machine-shop enthusiasts, engine rebuilders, vintage garage collectors and restoration businesses. Examine the grinding assembly, adjustment controls, motor area, cabinet and any visible fixtures. Precision engine-service machinery may need calibration, repair or replacement components, and its condition cannot be established from a title alone. For buyers restoring classic cars or studying traditional engine rebuilding techniques, this lot is among the most distinctive in the sale. Loading and handling should be planned with its cabinet and machine weight in mind.
LOT 36 – LARGE CROSSCUT LOGGING SAW WITH WOOD AND METAL HANDLES
The large crosscut logging saw offers a piece of traditional manual forestry and timber-working equipment. A long saw with wood and metal handles may interest logging-tool collectors, rustic decorators, historical preservation enthusiasts or people familiar with manual crosscut technique. Inspect the tooth line, blade straightness, handle attachments and any signs of cracking, missing teeth or corrosion. An antique or vintage cutting tool may require professional sharpening and repair, and should be transported with the exposed blade secured. This lot adds another historical dimension to a sale already featuring vintage farm tractors and older machinery.
LOT 38 – CLEANING TOOLS AND THREE-INCH JM EAGLE PVC PIPE
This mixed lot includes cleaning tools and a three-inch JM Eagle Schedule 40 DWV PVC pipe, displayed in a blue bucket according to the catalog. The contents may interest a maintenance crew or homeowner seeking miscellaneous utility items. Since the assortment combines cleaning equipment with plumbing material, bidders should not assume all pieces have a common purpose. Review the photograph for the actual tools, pipe length and condition. DWV pipe is a designated material type; its suitability is dependent on specifications and code requirements. Like many smaller combined lots, this offering may be best appreciated by examining what is actually grouped together rather than relying only on the headline.
LOT 39 – INVACARE ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED SIDE-RAIL COMPONENTS
Invacare chrome-plated adjustable hospital-bed side-rail components are also listed. This is a specialized equipment lot, not general-purpose furniture hardware. A buyer considering these pieces should verify exact model compatibility and any manufacturer instructions before use. The photograph and catalog are essential for determining which components are present and whether fasteners or related accessories are missing. Medical and care equipment components can have important safety implications, so do not substitute unverified parts on a bed. The grouping could interest an experienced equipment technician or a buyer researching compatible components, but its suitability must be independently established.
LOT 40 – BLUE COMPRESSED-GAS CYLINDERS
Blue compressed-gas cylinders with protective valve covers are cataloged, with one cylinder identified as labeled carbon dioxide. Buyers interested in welding, fabrication or industrial utility equipment must pay attention to cylinder ownership, inspection markings, valve type, contents and supplier acceptance. A label is not proof that a cylinder contains that gas or is eligible for refill. Used pressure vessels can have significant handling and transport requirements. Do not open or modify cylinders casually. Confirm the exact number and condition in the photos and plan suitable removal arrangements. This is a specialist lot best suited to buyers who understand compressed-gas equipment and applicable safety rules.
LOT 41 – BROOM, WORK LIGHT, SCRAPERS AND WHITE BUCKET
This utility grouping includes a broom, work light and scrapers in a white bucket. Small mixed lots can be useful for equipping a maintenance closet, garage or workshop, especially when different tasks call for basic cleaning and surface-preparation tools. Inspect the work light's electrical condition, scraper edges, handles and bucket integrity. The catalog title identifies the broad contents; photographs should confirm any additional items. These are not glamorous machines, but shops and homes often need dependable everyday accessories just as much as specialized power equipment. A modest-sized lot may also be easier to transport than the farm implements and shop cabinets offered elsewhere.
LOT 42 – WOOD PANEL, OAK THRESHOLD, LOUVERED DOORS AND RUBBER MATS
This mixed building-material lot includes a wood panel, oak threshold, louvered doors and two round rubber mats. It may interest homeowners tackling repairs, remodelers searching for usable material, or hobbyists who enjoy repurposing salvage. Check dimensions before bidding; doors, thresholds and panels are only useful for a particular opening or project when they fit. Examine surfaces for scratches, warping, chips, paint or other changes. The rubber mats should be inspected for cuts and brittleness. This lot is a clear example of why the combined auction has more than tools: building materials and miscellaneous home-improvement components are part of the variety.
LOT 43 – MOPS, BROOMS, SQUEEGEES AND UTILITY HANDLES
A cleaning-tool assortment includes mops, brooms, squeegees and utility handles. Property managers, garages, custodial crews and homeowners may see uses for a mixed supply lot like this. Check the condition and cleanliness of heads, handles, fittings and any interchangeable attachments. Used cleaning equipment can be especially dependent on prior storage and wear, so review photos with those factors in mind. The lot may offer a convenient way to add several common tools at once, subject to what is actually included. It fits alongside the workshop buckets, manual yard tools and maintenance accessories in this auction.
LOT 44 – PITCHFORKS, METAL RAKES AND LEAF RAKES
The catalog concludes this visible group of offerings with outdoor hand tools including pitchforks, metal rakes and leaf rakes. These may interest gardeners, landscapers, hobby farmers and rural homeowners preparing for seasonal property maintenance. Look at tine condition, rake-head attachments and handle integrity. Some tools may be suited to garden cleanup or material handling, while others are designed for lighter leaf work; select based on the actual style shown. Buying grouped yard tools can be an appealing way to equip a shed, but each piece should be evaluated independently for wear. This practical assortment complements the tractors, mower equipment and garden fencing in the sale.
FINAL REMINDER – SUNDAY EVENING TOOL AUCTION
Join Trice Auctions online for our November 1 Special Combined Consignment Tool Auction. The mix includes antique tractors, vintage and modern shop equipment, woodworking machines, rolling chests, automotive repair tools, yard equipment, hardware, building materials, utility supplies and a few unusual collectibles. Whether you are looking for a particular brand, browsing for a restoration project or simply enjoy seeing what comes to auction, there is plenty to explore in the catalog.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1: Preview 1:00 PM–3:00 PM; online soft close starts at 6:00 PM. One lot scheduled to close every ten seconds, with two-minute extended bidding.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3: Pickup 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
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