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Coach James

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Since my dad passed, I have slowly been going through his tools and moving them to my place. Today I brought home this puller. It's an Indestro. I remember seeing it when I was very young so it is 50 or more years old I would guess.

One piece is broken off, but I can reverse the bars and still use it. It's heavy.
 

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Sycan

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Thats an awesome puller!

Bet there is a story behind that broken jaw
 

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I have two of that exact puller but there are no markings left on the ones I have
Thanks for posting, now I know is an indestructible

Bob
 

four.cycle

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Coach - that would appear to be an Indestro #255 2-jaw HD puller.

the replacement jaw is a #255-2, but I doubt you'll be able to get one from Indestro.
I've seen those a few times on Ebay - not very common.

fairly bulletproof.

nice find! :thumbup:
 
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LXCam

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Thanks for posting, now I know is an indestructible Bob


Ummm, me thinks your thinking has a flaw since I'm pretty sure I think I saw a broken piece ohhh just a couple posts before yours.


Just saying :D


LOL, nice find OP, looks like pops collected good tools back in his day and time. I bet it's difficult to go through all that stuff.
 
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