Mystery Snap-on Tool Of The Day

[Skyline]

Marked MT150
Date coded 1982
Industrial Finish

 

[Junkman]

1/4" drive square head screwdriver.

 

[snapmom]

Snap on N6700

 

[krusty the clown]

1/4" drive square head screwdriver.

that would be too easy........MT is usually for test equipment.


skyline, is it a square tip? maybe a double d for CCC carbs?

 

[krusty the clown]

Snap on N6700

specialty pliers for ma bell?

 

[bchee]

Snap on N6700

Are the handles spring-loaded?

 

[snapmom]

No, not holes for springs. The model number N , its a specialty tool, special made for a industry purpose, I do not know the use, hoping someone did.

 

[Junkman]

It is a birth defect that happens in 1 out of 10 million births of pliers. I believe that there is a hospital in Texas that specializes in separating the conjoined twin pliers. The surgery isn't going to be cheap, however, if successful, those pliers will go on to live a normal and productive life in society. Their life expectancy should be that of a regular pliers....

 

[Skyline]

that would be too easy........MT is usually for test equipment.


skyline, is it a square tip? maybe a double d for CCC carbs?

No, sorry I could not get a better picture. It has a long flat tip that is pointed on the end...but not too sharp. Every see those flat drill bits that combine a countersink and a section for the non-threaded part of a screw? Well it's kind of a tip like that but not sharp.

 

[Skyline]

1/4" drive square head screwdriver.

Sorry for the bad picture...but it's not square at all on the end. Here's a better picture:

 

[zuspiel]

It is a birth defect that happens in 1 out of 10 million births of pliers. I believe that there is a hospital in Texas that specializes in separating the conjoined twin pliers. The surgery isn't going to be cheap, however, if successful, those pliers will go on to live a normal and productive life in society. Their life expectancy should be that of a regular pliers....

My thoughts, exactly.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Sorry for the bad picture...but it's not square at all on the end. Here's a better picture:

Looks like the one end has a 1/4" drive recess, and the other end is a bit for drilling and countersinking wood screws, or perhaps sheetmetal.

 

[Skyline]

hholmberg

You're right on the 1/4" drive, but the business end is not sharp at all.

 

[Uncle Buck]

hholmberg

You're right on the 1/4" drive, but the business end is not sharp at all.

Perhaps for use with an air ratchet or the like?

 

[krusty the clown]

so.......what else is stamped in the socket. we need more clues!

 

[garfunkle24]

MT150 is a "glow-plug hole cleaner" (???). See here: http://www.oliverdiesel.com/images/mt480/manual/partslist1.pdf

Edit: It is part of MT480 - Diesel Timing Meter

 

[krusty the clown]

now that makes sense! good work garfunkle.

 

[snapmom]

Here is another one: Model B-3411. 9/16 x 1/2 wrench jointed on both ends.

 

[garfunkle24]

Here is another one: Model B-3411. 9/16 x 1/2 wrench jointed on both ends.

Don't know, but they should still make them! I'd buy them, they'd be really handy in a tight spot.

 

[krusty the clown]

try this one.......1/2 drive 6pt socket with a magnet pressed into the broach. snap on pn S-9473 date code 1951.

 

[garfunkle24]

Krusty

How much receiving depth does that socket have, like a couple of mm?

Edit: I'm gonna say it's for getting nuts started when you can't get a hand on them.

ps that socket is 30 years older than me.

 

[Skyline]

They do still make magnetic sockets...I think that's just an older part number of something still made today.

 

[krusty the clown]

the magnet is about 1/8" from the top of the socket. i always assumed it was a drain plug socket but who knows.

 

[bchee]

MT150 is a "glow-plug hole cleaner" (???). See here: http://www.oliverdiesel.com/images/mt480/manual/partslist1.pdf

Edit: It is part of MT480 - Diesel Timing Meter

nice job. cool

 

[bchee]

pretty sure that wrench is used for GUAR

Here is another one: Model B-3411. 9/16 x 1/2 wrench jointed on both ends.

 

[garfunkle24]

nice job. cool

Thanks! My adolescence coinciding with the establishment and subsequent blossoming of the internet left me with formidable googling talents, particularly for the search term 'hole'....

 

[bchee]

Thanks! My adolescence coinciding with the establishment and subsequent blossoming of the internet left me with formidable googling talents, particularly for the search term 'hole'....

some holes are hard to find. Just be persistent.

 

[chad s]

pretty sure that wrench is used for GUAR

Its not guaranteed.

 

[snapmom]

the 9473 is probably a drain plug socket. If its a 11/16 its for a Hudson , used to hold and turn the drain plug on fluid clutches.

 

[bchee]

Snap on N6700

my guess for the double end pliers is auto upholstery

Here is another one: Model B-3411. 9/16 x 1/2 wrench jointed on both ends.

don't have a good guess for these but it seems to me you wouldn't get much leverage with a flexing open-end.

 

[krusty the clown]

the 9473 is probably a drain plug socket. If its a 11/16 its for a Hudson , used to hold and turn the drain plug on fluid clutches.

it's 3/4 but i'm reasonably sure it's a drain plug socket.

 

[J.A.F.E.]

Don't know, but they should still make them! I'd buy them, they'd be really handy in a tight spot.

Nice design, like it alot.

snapmom, really nice photo wish I could do half as well.

~Steve

 

[55Savoy]

Here we go, want is this one use for? Snap-on H-1120 SSP. USA date code of Z

 

[55Savoy]

3 1/2 inch, 3 1/4 hex drive

 

[krusty the clown]

adjusting the cables on the golden gate bridge?

 

[snapmom]

Its a socket that fits into a sledge boxocket , converting the wrench into a sledge socket, they made them in sizes 1-5/8 to 4-5/8.