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Looks like its made for alotta leverage...
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The first one looks like a strap wrench for oil filters.
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Bolt on to a yoke to hold it still while cranking the pinion nut on?
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Yup home made and indispensable.
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Yup. Makes it easier to set pinion preload by ones self.
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Found these. Are they for single use crimp on hose clamps of various sizes?
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SDJunkMan
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They look like the pliers I had for holding fish while scaling them. 
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yeh catfish skinners. That or nut cutters. What was that song in the 90's.....the John Bobbit song.....half the man I used to be lol.
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I honestly nail catfish to a plank through their head and use pliers to pull their skin. Now I have a legit tool for the job.
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I've never figured out what the hell this little doohickey is:
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Well you can tell it definately attatchs to a cable...
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Well damn. All this time I thought it was some kind of fancy tool, lol. Now the sping-loaded pivot makes sense.
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