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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello everyone, next rare and old find: HAZET 763CT-20 torque limiter for spark plugs from the early 1980s. A 20 Nm torque limiter for 1/2" spark plug sockets only engages when tightening the spark plugs. (90 mm long, 28 mm diameter, with a 200 mm fixed torsion bar). Under the circlip, there is...
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    Show your adjustable wrenches!

    Hello, I know this type of simple hexagonal end as at the HAZET 185 from the 1920s, but this DURANDAL doesn't look that old. As a double hexagon or dodecagon on HAZET 180 and 179 between 1954 and 1976. Before and after that, it was just a simple hole. The "DROP FORGED STEEL" is used e.g. by...
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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello again, another rare and old find: HAZET 162-0 (1965-1976) Assistent test device holder. It is inserted into one of the columns of the old workshop trolleys. First image for comparison from 1967 HAZET The new products brochure: (with Sun TDT-216 RPM and Dwell Angle Tester and Sun PTL-45...
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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello, Looks like a HAZET 4500/45 large carburetor set arround 1988 (the 821-1 handle is not blue anymore) I think it is not the successor 4500/42 from 1992, with some other tools and without the here missing 4513-13 and 4513-14. The best list of included tools of it see 1979 catalog, page...
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    Tools from the old world

    Hazet bottle openers from different decades (1960 - today, the small ratchet one): :beer:
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    What are these hex drive sockets?

    Do you know more about the usage period? And were there different sizes? The usage of hex drive sockets and ratchets by German brand HAZET till 1938 (sockets available in metric, US imperial, UK Whitworth sizes) exchanged by 1/2" square drive since 1933:
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    WTB: HAZET 160-08a padlock

    As a collector, I'm looking for this exact old padlock with the inscription "Hazet" on the front - used on some models of the HAZET Assistent tool trolleys. The supplier was probably the German brand SUL back then (for better comparison photos are at the end, but I'm only looking for one...
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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello again, some rare old tools: Hazet 2572 (1950-1972) - special wrench for fuel valve this small, 110 mm long special wrench was used for the three-way (closed/opened/reserve) fuel valve on older VW models without fuel gauge. 1x HAZET 160-2 (1958-1979) 480 mm long slotted profile rail...
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    Servus, Grüezi und Hallo!

    Do you know how long Belzer & Kopp used their early top hat logo after registering the trademark in 1884? (Later, it was a cursive company name, in the '50s a rhombus with a crown above and below the company name, or modern versions without any extras...) As my ratchet (used also by Hazet in...
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    Servus, Grüezi und Hallo!

    Welcome & Willkommen, What kind of tools... only for bikes - or from a typical brand? Or a time period? photos of them? regards from Berlin, Germany, with a vintage 40 year old Rixe road bike, vintage cars and tools
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    Who made the best vintage adjustable wrenches?

    Not really - keep in mind how much was destroyed in WWII in Germany - e.g. 80% of Berlin. FULTON and ELKO are unknown for me - I also checked German patents: none with tools (e.g. searchig hazet => 138 patents, knipex => 47, stahlwille => 8, ...) Some of my sources...
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    Hazet wrench

    sorry, nothing special... Millions of these were supplied as standard tools in German cars, but their quality was only mediocre for their intended purpose. They are nothing like the wrenches used in professional workshops. Some of my VW Bay window T2 bus 1967-1979 size 10x13 - have also...
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    Who made the best vintage adjustable wrenches?

    HAZET operate since 1868 till today (founded by Hermann Zerver, born 1840, his H and Z pronounced as HA-ZET in German) - for now 157 years. But not ZEREM (ZERver REMscheid, composed of surname and city). This company as far as I know was active before and after WWII and only 40-50 years - I...
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    Did you know??

    To me, this is a wild mix of two companies because the last name of the founders are the same. (In such a case, I would also be a famous pianist and would make shoes and produce documentaries etc - nope ;)) www.datamp.org ... Eugen Zerver / ZEREM Remscheid- "The Zerver family has operated the...
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    The Ratchet Collection Thread

    Hello everyone, have now all 3 early versions of Hazet hex drive ratchets from the 1920s to 1930s. Two are my winter restoration projects. On the first two, the mechanism was still open on the side. The last version with encapsulated mechanics was replaced in 1933 by a 1/2" square drive...
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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello everyone, once again rare and old strange marketing gimmicks: HAZET packs of 6 razor blades (1965-1969): "now ice-hardened stainless" (German: "jetzt eisgehärtet rostfrei"). From the outside it is a large tool cabinet 100, recognizable by its chrome trim and handles, while from the...
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    Hazet tool thread

    I mostly search worldwide for repairable or perfect condition since 2017 with a lot of patience - 80% of the finds are from Germany, 15 % from the rest of Europe. Only the 5 % rest from USA, Australia, Brazil, etc because of taxes and today high shipping costs. Refurbish: I can do some small...
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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello everyone, new arrival in my collection of rare old HAZET tools Hazet 6121 CT (1976-1979) - torque wrench 10 to 120 Nm (1 to 12 mkp) with 1/2" drive. First version of HAZET itself, CT stands for Click Type (before this they sold white labeled torsion based Stahlwille Manoskop without...
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    Hazet tool thread

    But there are also often some really, really ugly promotional items. :rolleyes: I don't like collecting everything - with some things it's more the fascination of the curious. ( my Google translated website with some collected promotional items ) HAZET CL3015 (~ 1990s) gold-plated...
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    Hazet tool thread

    Hello everyone, HAZET 781-3 (1938-2005) universal wheel hub puller (this version from the '70s to '90s) with handle for hammer blows and around 12 lbs (5.2 kg) to complete my large tool cabinet 101 (ok, there it was the version with 5 arms - but 2 arms in good condition are now easier to find)...
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