Anyone know what these Snap on tools are?

[70shaker6pk]

I've searched some and cannot find what they are. The numbers on these are N6606 Thanks.

 

[billymade]

If you don't get any info; check out the catalogs here: www.collectingsnapon.com

 

[chadster1]

The description that comes up in my computer for that part number is brake tool. Nothing comes up on the website.

 

[ibedayank]

gonna have to say the mechanical brake era pre 1940

 

[jrsulo]

For muffler bearings ???????

 

[hydramatic]

with that hook, looks to be a saftey device for removing a airbrake chamber...you have to unload it to get it off...

 

[70shaker6pk]

Thanks to everyone for the replies.

 

[deboo]

Railroad Multipurpose Tool

 

[dwlynd]

The are used for working on Railroad air brakes. The hook works with the ridge on the side of the tool to remove vent protectors. A vent protector is shaped like an upside down bell with two notches in the bottom. The ridge on the side of the tool fits in the notches and the hook holds the tool in place to remove/replace vent protectors. The big end is for removing the air brake air filter cover. The filter cover looks like a barrel cap. I don't know what the two different size notches on the side of the big end are for. If you find out please let me know.

 

[dwlynd]

I sent snap on an e-mail and this is the reply.
"The complete description I have for this tool is
STRAINER NUT SOCKET REMOVES AND REPLACES THE AIR BRAKE STRAINER NUT,VENT PROTECTOR AND VENT PROTECTOR SHIPPING PLUGS THAT ARE 1 3/16" AND 1 3/4"
ACROSS THE FLATS