Guess The Tool

[Blue Ox]

Good guess, and makes sense. But not it.

 

[Blue Ox]

I guess it's not so easy after all.

The nature of that threaded piece should give you a hint.

 

[Camar068]

used for diesel fuel pump timing? Guessing old school.....and no I don't know **** about diesel lol....just playing the game.

 

[Big Chip]

Hopefully not too easy:

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old school AN fitting tool?

 

[Keith Seymore]

Been busy at work but I have a few minutes, so let's close the loop on this one:

It's a tool for checking the clearance when making a stroker crank.

You have the base crank offset ground (like say a 4.00 crank offset 0.125, to make a 4.25 crank). Install the rod on the crank and insert this device in the wrist pin hole. It has the necessary clearance built in to the larger diameter so that you can swing it around the crank weights and verify the operating clearance - or - mark the spots that need a little work in order to provide the clearance.

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[Keith Seymore]

Awright - these are what I have building up towards.

I found them in a box of stuff when my dad passed away. I honestly don't know what these do, so I am open to suggestions and comments.

K

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[MrMarty51]

Awright - these are what I have building up towards.

I found them in a box of stuff when my dad passed away. I honestly don't know what these do, so I am open to suggestions and comments.

K

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Top pic. looks like a double ended doodaingrrrrr.
Oh wait, that's what two girls use.

 

[Blue Ox]

used for diesel fuel pump timing? Guessing old school.....and no I don't know **** about diesel lol....just playing the game.

And your participation is much appreciated.

That's the only way to keep a thread going.

 

[Blue Ox]

old school AN fitting tool?

Correct!

For those still scratching their heads it's a mandrel that is used to assemble hose fittings. The outer piece that goes over the hose gets put on the hose. The inner piece gets attached to the mandrel and the pin acts as a guide to keep the inner piece from cutting the hose and the handle helps screw the two pieces together.

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[Blue Ox]

Awright - these are what I have building up towards.

I found them in a box of stuff when my dad passed away. I honestly don't know what these do, so I am open to suggestions and comments.

K

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I'd guess the first one is used for a depth measurement. The surface of the piece with the hole would be even with whatever the other two pieces are attached to and a depth mic could be used with no additional math. What it fits OTOH, no idea.

 

[Keith Seymore]

I'd guess the first one is used for a depth measurement. The surface of the piece with the hole would be even with whatever the other two pieces are attached to and a depth mic could be used with no additional math. What it fits OTOH, no idea.

Good thought; thank you.

And likely, as evidenced by the earlier pinion depth tool.

Even if that is not it, now that you have mentioned it: that's probably what I will use it for!

(lol)

K

 

[smoothandlow84]

Okay...so here is a tool that I use on occasion. ..try to guess what it is used for........



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This may be a tough one for you guys.

 

[Honky Kong jr]

Okay...so here is a tool that I use on occasion. ..try to guess what it is used for........

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This may be a tough one for you guys.

I’m gonna guess some fed spanner wrench.

 

[smoothandlow84]

Here is a hint...I own a wood flooring company....

 

[Honky Kong jr]

Here is a hint...I own a wood flooring company....

To push the tongue and groove boards together or to change the pad on your floor sander?