Have you got a tool in your tool box that is odd.Post a picture of it and let the other members guess what it is.I'll start.Harleys Dad.
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Nose hair clippers.? (Sorry ... I couldn't resist!)
How about wheel weight removers?
How about wheel weight removers?
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Oh...I know... That's one of those things they refer to in instructions when they say, "No special tools needed".
Tom
Okay, I went out and dug through my tools and found a couple that some might not recognize. The last two are the same tool, just a close up of the tip.
Tom
Tom
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My Dad was a Chevy mechanic for 50 years and I got his boxes when he retired I'm sure I can dig up something out of there that no one can identify. My brother grabbed all the specialty Corvair tools and I know there's some of those that NO ONE could identify. lol
On a side note, almost cried when I broke his 1/2 Plomb breaker bar working on my truck when I found out it was almost 60 years old.
Ok here we go Not my picture but I have one, what is it?
On a side note, almost cried when I broke his 1/2 Plomb breaker bar working on my truck when I found out it was almost 60 years old.
Ok here we go Not my picture but I have one, what is it?
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David,
You have me stumped unless the last one is a coil spring compressor. GM used to have something like it for Corvairs, back in the 60s.
Is the puller for harmonic balancers?
Tom
You have me stumped unless the last one is a coil spring compressor. GM used to have something like it for Corvairs, back in the 60s.
Is the puller for harmonic balancers?
Tom
A ratcheting screwdriver?My Dad was a Chevy mechanic for 50 years and I got his boxes when he retired I'm sure I can dig up something out of there that no one can identify. My brother grabbed all the specialty Corvair tools and I know there's some of those that NO ONE could identify. lol
Ok here we go Not my picture but I have one, what is it?
Tom
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kevlar, i have one of those. they worked good. have not used it in 45 yrs. a socket go`s on it ; ron
No, but the principle is the same. #3 is used on aircraft more than anything else.
Tom
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#1 ?
#2 tie rod adjusters, used 'em plenty.
#3 for what? Whatever it fits. lol
#4 automatic trans clutch pack compressor
2door
#1 Cleco tool
#2 Window crank clip remover I think.
#3 Another cleco tool?
#4 & 5 A real fancy telescopic magnetic pickup?
#1 ?
#2 tie rod adjusters, used 'em plenty.
#3 for what? Whatever it fits. lol
#4 automatic trans clutch pack compressor
2door
#1 Cleco tool
#2 Window crank clip remover I think.
#3 Another cleco tool?
#4 & 5 A real fancy telescopic magnetic pickup?
doc, is that a dohicky for a watchamacallit? i think my grandfather had one on the farm, he used it when the bull pinion jumped the heifer shaft. ron
Hmmmm....
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http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14146d1254798535-tool-time-tool-time-2.jpg
Riv-nut setter.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14148d1254798555-tool-time-tool-time-3.jpg
Valve spring compressor.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14150d1254798564-tool-time-tool-time-4.jpg
Cleco fastner tool. Either that or Dzeus fastner tool.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14152d1254798579-tool-time-tool-time-5.jpg
Some sort of hydraulic tappet tool.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachmen...tool-time-plomb_6734_f_cropped_inset_w560.jpg
Valve lash adjuster tool. Overhead valve, works on adjustable foot rocker arm.
Did I get any correct?
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http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14146d1254798535-tool-time-tool-time-2.jpg
Riv-nut setter.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14148d1254798555-tool-time-tool-time-3.jpg
Valve spring compressor.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14150d1254798564-tool-time-tool-time-4.jpg
Cleco fastner tool. Either that or Dzeus fastner tool.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachments/f28/14152d1254798579-tool-time-tool-time-5.jpg
Some sort of hydraulic tappet tool.
http://motorbicycling.com/attachmen...tool-time-plomb_6734_f_cropped_inset_w560.jpg
Valve lash adjuster tool. Overhead valve, works on adjustable foot rocker arm.
Did I get any correct?
Kev,
You got #3... #2 is a little bigger than a crank tool. It's about 20" long and made of 3/16" thick tool steel. I do have a crank tool in that box somewhere. Wish I'd have remembered it.
Tom
I gotta go to bed...the last two of mine are a safety wire installing tool. You run the wires through the end, wrap and twist...Good night
Tom
Tom
Well that's why I didn't recognize it, dad made his own valve spring compressor tool out of an old hunk of leaf spring. 
In a shop with most guys having 5k Snapon or Mac boxes that they needed a stepladder to get into my dad was the one who did everything out of a 40 year old Craftsman bottom box and a Cornwell top that stood all of 5' tall.
In a shop with most guys having 5k Snapon or Mac boxes that they needed a stepladder to get into my dad was the one who did everything out of a 40 year old Craftsman bottom box and a Cornwell top that stood all of 5' tall.