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Jerry Harlow 01-18-2026 12:27 AM

PARKER VISE
 
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I bought the contents of a machinist's shop. This came as quite the surprise as I loaded it into my truck. Any info on it would help. Obviously, I'm not going to sell it, but what does one think it is worth?

Bill Murphy 01-18-2026 07:22 AM

Look on ebay.

Dean H Hanson 01-18-2026 09:00 AM

974???

Brian Dudley 01-18-2026 09:18 AM

Usually a couple hundred dollars.

Bill Murphy 01-18-2026 10:13 AM

Yup, looks like a 974.

Greg Baehman 01-18-2026 11:37 AM

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If it has 4" jaws it would be a No. 974, identified by that number on the left side of the body of my 974. When purchased I decided to have mine refinished by having it sandblasted and then I painted it myself. Cost, all in, was <$250. What is that swastika/4-leaf clover looking thing on the top of the slide in Jerry's pic?

Jerry Harlow 01-18-2026 06:42 PM

[QUOTE=What is that swastika/4-leaf clover looking thing on the top of the slide in Jerry's pic?[/QUOTE]

Greg,

It has four different size holes and has a pin in the middle that goes into the flat surface of the vise. I took for granted that it is an original part of the vise.

Wally Barrick 01-18-2026 07:50 PM

I am going to go with a spacer plate for pressing out u-joints.

John Dallas 01-18-2026 08:49 PM

Having been here for a while I know folks have a few. One of mine is decoy carving. Here's my vice

John Dallas 01-18-2026 09:02 PM

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Nuts. Try again

Paul Ehlers 01-19-2026 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jerry Harlow (Post 442374)
Greg,

It has four different size holes and has a pin in the middle that goes into the flat surface of the vise. I took for granted that it is an original part of the vise.

The plate isn't part of original Parker vise. This is the bottom pressing plate to an arbor press.

Jerry Harlow 01-22-2026 10:47 PM

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After y'all told me to look on the other side the vise is a 973 1/2.


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