A couple what are they tools

[Ohmthis]

I have a couple of tools that I don’t know (I have a clue, but nothing definitive) what they are. First is a pair of pliers. Nothing is marked except “made in USA” and 1/16. I assume they are crumpets of some type.
Next is what I believe is a puller of some type. To what I don’t know. I don’t have a thread pitch gauge to be able to tell you either.

 

[pcrov]

First looks to be:
https://www.landjfire.com/products/CT116/#productinfo

More info from other brands' crimps:

• https://usrigging.com/products/wire-rope-swage-right-swager-light-duty-single-cavity-1-16-wire-rope
• https://muncyindustries.com/Press-Releases/domestic-hand-swager.php

 

[OneEyedMan]

The second item is a puller for a small engine flywheel.

 

[Ohmthis]

First looks to be:
https://www.landjfire.com/products/CT116/#productinfo

More info from other brands' crimps:

• https://usrigging.com/products/wire-rope-swage-right-swager-light-duty-single-cavity-1-16-wire-rope
• https://muncyindustries.com/Press-Releases/domestic-hand-swager.php

Thanks, that made sense that they were for that type of cable/crimp. I was thinking some electrical crimp (stupid electrician brain)!

 

[Ohmthis]

The second item is a puller for a small engine flywheel.

I figured that would be the case, maybe even a puller for a driven clutch. I was hoping someone might know what to.

 

[landrover bodger]

the threaded puller looks like a bicycle crank remover

 

[Ohmthis]

It looks like the puller is for an ATv/dirtbike engine. For the flywheel, Stator, magneto.

 

[Ohmthis]

the threaded puller looks like a bicycle crank remover

Ding Ding Ding…..We have a winner!!!! That’s it! It perfectly matches pictures from online sales places. Thanks!

 

[Meursault74]

Ding Ding Ding…..We have a winner!!!! That’s it! It perfectly matches pictures from online sales places. Thanks!

I thought it looked like a crank puller for a bike as well. The size/ thread would determine if it's for the bike. If it is, it's looks to be for a solid square taper spindle, vs the hollow Octalink/ISIS drive. A round stout washer or plug would make that work with the hollow spindle though.

 

[CarBikeGuy70]

Item in 4th picture is a crank puller for a cotterless square taper bicycle crank. This style crank is found on the majority of multi speed bicycles produced in the last 45 plus years. Not for an Octalink or similar crank. It should not be used on a hollow crank or crank with a nut vs bolt holding crank arm to the spindle(there are pullers designed for that application). I have exact puller in my tool box.