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? the one to the left.
69FBCuda
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Clock winder?
torque wrench
Corectomoondo. I myself had no idea. This was at my brother in-laws shop last weekend. I'm assuming likely some of his dads stuff.
I was over at friends house last night and he pulls this tool out. He has no idea what it is, but would like to know. It has four sizes of cones that will slide over the end of the adjustable side, and if you notice it has a hole in the right side so you can either drill or ream something that fit in this jig. We would really like to find out what it is.
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks,
Tom
Now poking around on the internet I found this excerpt from an obituary for a lady that worked for this company.
"They next moved to New Canaan in 1959, where Elva became the office manager for United Tool Processes, a manufacturer for race car performance mod."
So it's now probable that is automotive related.
Tom
"They next moved to New Canaan in 1959, where Elva became the office manager for United Tool Processes, a manufacturer for race car performance mod."
So it's now probable that is automotive related.
Tom
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mopar head
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I could see it being used as a valve guide reamer/resizer?
My nephew gave me this tip, but it doesn't fit my small victor mixing handle. Any ideas on what it fit & used for? I have my idea, but I want others input without me influencing.
bcschief
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Maybe for glass blowing.
Minercar
LargeDreamsSmallCapital
Is it for soldering pipe?
That was my thinking, it would sure heat the copper quickly. Since it's for oxy/act. I've only used propane.
mopar head
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Double nut cracker
I know it's a spring compressor, I need to what's it for.
mopar head
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Flathead valve on side of block
Found this in my step dad's stuff.
Dandelion plucker.
I have this gauge, what's it for? It stands about two inches tall. It says Lufkin, and Made in USA, but no other markings on it. It must measure the depth of a hole or something similar I think, because the zero mark is in the fully extended position. Any help to be had?
Here are the markings on the side of the tool.
This is what it looks like in the zero position.
And here's what it looks from the bottom, fully retracted.
Here are the markings on the side of the tool.
This is what it looks like in the zero position.
And here's what it looks from the bottom, fully retracted.
Cuda Al
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I suspect the fixture is not part of the original tool, made for some specific application.
Alan
That’s called a micrometer head.
I doubt that it works as good as a few drops gas right in the middle of the weed.
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