Guess The Tool

[legopnuematic]

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This should be a fairly easy one:

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[Honky Kong jr]

The red thing is for testing antifreeze I believe. The round thing is for reeling in fish. Lol

 

[legopnuematic]

The red thing is for testing antifreeze I believe. The round thing is for reeling in fish. Lol

Thats one of many uses for a refractometer, just about anything from coolant to grape juice. And yep that is a fishing reel.

 

[bucket]

These were used in some way as a tool to archive results. And last one actually used as a tool

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Sharpie cap used as rod bolt guides?

 

[yevgenievich]

Sharpie cap used as rod bolt guides?

There are many uses for a sharpie cap. Never had to use as a rod bolt guide, but it should work. First time I cut one up was for fuel line disconmect tool. But later started using thin aluminium sheet instead.

 

[75Monza]

Last one...Fencing pliers. Have one I got from my grandpa still.

 

[Snoots]

These were used in some way as a tool to archive results. And last one actually used as a tool

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WTF!?

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[Keith Seymore]

Since it looks like you guys are off in a different direction, here are the answers for these:

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The U shaped ones are for holding a rear axle yoke to keep it from turning while you break the pinion nut loose. (You can put a piece of black pipe on the tail to gain some additional holding force).

The second one is used for cranking the yoke off the pinion once the nut is removed.

K

 

[Keith Seymore]

How 'bout this one:

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[shiftpro]

Tubing bender

Your custom sized dick bender no doubt.

 

[bucket]

Since it looks like you guys are off in a different direction, here are the answers for these:

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The U shaped ones are for holding a rear axle yoke to keep it from turning while you break the pinion nut loose. (You can put a piece of black pipe on the tail to gain some additional holding force).

The second one is used for cranking the yoke off the pinion once the nut is removed.

K

Ahh, cool. Ida never figured those ones out.

 

[78C10BigTen]

You guys tell me... i have no floggin clue, found them in the junk pile at work.

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[75Monza]

Those are old slid nail/staple pullers...grab a fencing staple or a nail with the jaw and work the slide to pull it out of the wood.

 

[Blue Ox]

How 'bout this one:

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I'm thinking for setting something like pinion depth.

 

[Blue Ox]

I have no idea what this one is. Was in my Dads old toolbox.

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I may have an answer for you.

I showed the pic to my "experienced" technician who thinks it was for adjusting idle jets on carburetors. The shape of the spring ends kept it from slipping out of the screw slots, and being a spring it gave the operator some warning before potentially damaging aluminum seats by overtorquing a steel needle valve screw.

No guarantees, but that's what I've got.