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    Posted 9 years ago

    MslaOldie
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    Don't know exactly what this is... old tool?? Found it in an old can. Not sure but thinking is goes in a garage.

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    Comments

    1. aghcollect aghcollect, 9 years ago
      Spanner wrench
    2. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 9 years ago
      Looks like it is NOT made of steel....would that be correct?
    3. SSBN641, 9 years ago
      I suspect it's a steel drum bung removal tool. This one looks to be non-sparking aluminum for volatile liquids.
    4. MslaOldie, 9 years ago
      Thank you so much for the comments. Going to share these ideas with my Dad. I'll keep reading comments that are left and if I get an exact answer i will post it! Spanner wrench probably, but what kind and for what? Spanner wrenches adjust and this one doesn't... ?
    5. Mucketown Mucketown, 9 years ago
      I seem to remember similar drum bung wrenches in the 1980's. The two teeth sticking out would be for a type of plastic drum plug .
    6. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 9 years ago
      I asked about the metal because it appears to be a no spark wrench. Why anyone would call it a spanner I have no idea. I would say it is a bung wrench and very similar ones are still used at racetracks to open fuel drums.

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