Can anyone identify this tool
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Can anyone identify this tool
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Can anyone out there identify this? I picked it up at an auction with a bunch of old spanners[frame][/frame]
Can anyone out there identify this? I picked it up at an auction with a bunch of old spanners[frame][/frame]
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- Minor Maniac
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Re: Can anyone identify this tool
What does it say on the label?
Not sure of the scale but might it be used to offer up a wheel that is bolted rather than using studs?
Not sure of the scale but might it be used to offer up a wheel that is bolted rather than using studs?
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
Re: Can anyone identify this tool
the label is from the auction and its the lot number. I'd say its about 2 foot in length
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Re: Can anyone identify this tool
Looks like an old blacksmiths separating tool ??
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Sure I've seen one of these in the dentist surgery
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Re: Can anyone identify this tool
Roy a similar tool used to be used on old lorry hubs and wheels I remember seeing one many years ago
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A Scotsman from his money!!bmcecosse wrote:What does it separate ??
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Rasputin wrote:A Scotsman from his money!!bmcecosse wrote:What does it separate ??
it needsto be bigger than that then
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Re: Can anyone identify this tool
this is a floor board clamp , used them many years ago. The two lugs go either side of floor joist pull handle back then tighten against side of floorboard with threaded part. Damn fiddly to use but if pushing boards against a wall you could push wall over if not carefull
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Re: Can anyone identify this tool
Chuffit you are a Gent sir, much obliged for the help.
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Re: Can anyone identify this tool
Compare and contrast with the modern one;[frame][/frame]
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