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PST, PST II Owners Club

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us Offline JonesE

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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2220 on: March 08, 2024, 08:58:17 PM


Carrying my Marlboro Country Store PST from 1994 and a OPINEL no. 8 today.


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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2221 on: March 08, 2024, 09:04:51 PM
Awesome pics, LC and Jones 8) :like:

LC, I totally forgot about the handles of the PST being used as a variation (even owning one myself :whistle: :facepalm: :oops: :rofl: ) good correction :tu:


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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2222 on: March 08, 2024, 11:31:54 PM
As pictured in an earlier post from early February iirc,  my PSTII is an earlier production unit. 02/98.

With the groves diamond file, scissors and Combo blade.

BUT, the handles are only stamped  LEATHERMAN TOOL, no PST II stamp on either side. 

I was told that the early II models were build with remaining  PST handles.

I believe that would be the major variation of the II🙄

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Just wanted to share :cheers:

Ah, I’d forgotten some had PST, not PST II on the handles, thank you.

I guess mine is a classic mid-production example? It’s stamped PST II and has the grooves file.

I didn’t realise the handles were exactly the same apart from markings.  They really are lovely tools to handle, a much neater body shape than the Bond.


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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2223 on: March 09, 2024, 12:38:51 AM
They also redesigned or modified the scissors after the first few years. The original scissor handles have a flaw where they slip by each other. It's an easy fix as I show in this thread.


 https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,62441.0.html




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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2224 on: March 09, 2024, 02:01:31 PM
I'm finally in the club.



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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2225 on: March 09, 2024, 04:30:35 PM
Welcome to the club, Murphy :tu: great pic and tool to enter with :woohoo: :like: :like:


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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2226 on: March 09, 2024, 06:42:14 PM
I just noticed something. I specifically remember buying the OG PST in 1993. I remember my then GF grabbing the sheath on my belt when we were walking. Kinda like a handle on a guy, she used to joke. Only now did I check the date on the handles, and it said 0695 and 0795, respectively. So they did me a dirty when I sent my PST for repairs ca 1996. Well, they did replace the plier head, a driver, and the blade, so they just picked up another set of handles and pliers.

My life is a lie  :facepalm:
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Re: PST, PST II Owners Club
Reply #2227 on: March 09, 2024, 08:10:11 PM
I just noticed something. I specifically remember buying the OG PST in 1993. I remember my then GF grabbing the sheath on my belt when we were walking. Kinda like a handle on a guy, she used to joke. Only now did I check the date on the handles, and it said 0695 and 0795, respectively. So they did me a dirty when I sent my PST for repairs ca 1996. Well, they did replace the plier head, a driver, and the blade, so they just picked up another set of handles and pliers.

My life is a lie  :facepalm:

Sounds like LM just replaced the unit via SWAP.

A MAINTENANCE, friend broke his PST pliers and handle, LM reached out and asked what he was doing and what he used it for. The sent him a WAVE.  A few years he broke that.  LM reached out again, they replaced it with a Surge. The last time working with him, the PE blade was broken and scissor were loose. He said he was going to send in right after he retired.  I retired before him so do not know…
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