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Posted 10 years ago
Rustfarm
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From my collection of odd tools that perform simple tasks. Their use is known to me. Have a guess and share your thoughts. I will reveal their uses after awhile!
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Is no.3 a bodywork drift?
2nd pic looks like a really, really early pneumatic off-set rivet gun without the return spring. The last looks like a press for repairing/re-coupling bike chains.
Sorry, no one is even close. This will be interesting! Thanks for the loves!
Left by aliens to confuse people on CW?
#2 is a TDC indicator for an engine. #3 is a greaser for auto leaf springs.
Very good ! Two down and two to go! Two points to slackjack!
Very good slack. I just use a screwdriver in a spark plug hole on flying machines. Just kidding as they are accurately marked on the ring gear behind the prop. And YES. It even scares me to think that it is people like me who inspect aircraft!
Okay, first tool is portable hose clamp maker, made by the Cleveland Pnuematic Tool (Cleco) and it use baling wire for the clamp. An awesome tool. The last tool is a hand rivet/eyelet press. The crank is turned to press the rivet/eyelet, spares are contained in the hollow body.
The third tool is used to lubricate squeaky buggy springs. You fill it with grease, tap it between the leaf springs, than turn the hand knob until the grease comes out of the little hole on the wedge end.
I don't think so ! Take a thin strip of cloth with grease on both sides & slip between the leaves & the job is done.