Exactly sir. I have one similar. Works very well.Stud remover maybe ?
Mine looks like this !Exactly sir. I have one similar. Works very well.
Yup, those can work too!
It's not a stud remover...
There were square drives in the 20's,I have a tool box full of my dads tools from the 20's-30's.It was not built in the 20's, either. No such square drive existed then
I think your pretty close.I have used a similar device to remove head studs from tractor blocks for engine machine work, Alot quicker then a pipe wrench or vise grips for sure.
That's s good thing !But I don't have any studs in my ***.
That depends on which way his barn door swings.That's s good thing !
I figure the offset in that area is extra meat needed for it not to crack, the tooling has a lot of torque gong on in there.The offset has me thrown for a loop.
I don't let anyone in my barn, got too much crap in there. Lol
Maybe it's a big stud remover.It's too big for a stud remover.
This is my stud remover it's 2 1/2 inches tall, the tool I first posted pictures of is over 6 in tall and more than twice a big around.
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