bluepoint JWF2 cant find

[r3d]

my co work got this discontinued tool from bluepoint.. the only number i see on it is JWF2. i have talked to my snap on guy that comes every monday but he said he cant get them anymore.. i dont even know what it is called or how to even find something like it

its pretty much looks like a wrench.. one end has a 3/8 square male (for 3/8 sockets) and on the other end is 3/8 square female (for a 3/8 air ratchet) and it like 6 inches long.. the two ends is linked by a chain and when one end turns the other end does too..
hard to explain how it looks like.. i might have to take a picture

but it makes it easy to get into hard to get place under the hood
anyone know what this tool is called.. have one and know where i can get discontinued snap on/ bluepoint tools? or maybe something like it

BluePoint JWF2

 

[Uncle Buck]

my co work got this discontinued tool from bluepoint.. the only number i see on it is JWF2. i have talked to my snap on guy that comes every monday but he said he cant get them anymore.. i dont even know what it is called or how to even find something like it

its pretty much looks like a wrench.. one end has a 3/8 square male (for 3/8 sockets) and on the other end is 3/8 square female (for a 3/8 air ratchet) and it like 6 inches long.. the two ends is linked by a chain and when one end turns the other end does too..
hard to explain how it looks like.. i might have to take a picture

but it makes it easy to get into hard to get place under the hood
anyone know what this tool is called.. have one and know where i can get discontinued snap on/ bluepoint tools? or maybe something like it

BluePoint JWF2

That tool was discussed at length in a thread within the last 4-6 months; I thought it looked like a nifty device. As I recall the only place they were known to show up was e-bay and I am sorry but I do not recall the proper name for that tool. BTW, that tool reminded me of a very old ratcheting box end wrench

 

[r3d]

That tool was discussed at length in a thread within the last 4-6 months; I thought it looked like a nifty device. As I recall the only place they were known to show up was e-bay and I am sorry but I do not recall the proper name for that tool. BTW, that tool reminded me of a very old ratcheting box end wrench

sorry im new to this site and seem to be the only tool forum i could find.. i tried to searching JWF2 with no luck.. but if i can get a link for this or the name .. that would be great.. thanks for the quick response..

i have searched ebay and googled.. but only keywords i can use is bluepoint JWF2

 

[Uncle Buck]

Just watch this thread for the next day or so, I am sure one of the guys will remember the thread and resurect it for your review!

 

[Uncle Buck]

bump ...............

 

[chad s]

Ahh, the elusive chaine drive right angle extension. They are quite scarce and hard to find. I waited a long time for one. I wound up grabbing a pair off ebay, they were NOS, still with the warning labels on them (warning against impact use), and I got a 1/4" and 3/8" for around $100.

I have yet to use either, but Im sure one day they will save my ***.

Here is the old thread
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9633&highlight=chain+drive

 

[Uncle Buck]

Ahh, the elusive chaine drive right angle extension. They are quite scarce and hard to find. I waited a long time for one. I wound up grabbing a pair off ebay, they were NOS, still with the warning labels on them (warning against impact use), and I got a 1/4" and 3/8" for around $100.

I have yet to use either, but Im sure one day they will save my ***.

Here is the old thread
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9633&highlight=chain+drive

Thanks bud, I knew someone would haul my fat otta the fire!

 

[r3d]

Ahh, the elusive chaine drive right angle extension. They are quite scarce and hard to find. I waited a long time for one. I wound up grabbing a pair off ebay, they were NOS, still with the warning labels on them (warning against impact use), and I got a 1/4" and 3/8" for around $100.

I have yet to use either, but Im sure one day they will save my ***.

Here is the old thread
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9633&highlight=chain+drive

thank you both for the help.. now i just need to find one
what do you type in to search for it?

but ill give you $100 for the 3/8 one?? no joke let me know..
if anyone has one for sale or know where i can get one.. please let me know.. i have used my co works here and there.. and now i got to have one

 

[Blacknwhitepit]

thank you both for the help.. now i just need to find one
what do you type in to search for it?

but ill give you $100 for the 3/8 one?? no joke let me know..
if anyone has one for sale or know where i can get one.. please let me know.. i have used my co works here and there.. and now i got to have one

Too bad,

You JUST missed one that sold today, the 8th of December. It cost $55 shipped and all.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...m=300175412717&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT&ih=020

-BWP

 

[Uncle Buck]

I would really like one of those too; but I just cannot spend that kind of money as a weekend wrench these days! (Oh for those carefree spending single days again!) Oh heavens yes I am kidding!

 

[r3d]

Too bad,

You JUST missed one that sold today, the 8th of December. It cost $55 shipped and all.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...m=300175412717&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT&ih=020

-BWP

you got toooo be kidding... can we have this tread for people to post there findings on ebay .. so i can get one.. also what key words are you guys using to search for them

for what that tool can do.. 55$ is CHEAP.. im a toyota tech and use them everyday lol so tools are my life

 

[eschoendorff]

im a toyota tech and use them everyday lol so tools are my life

A Toyota tech?????? I thought those cars never broke????!!!!!!

 

[r3d]

A Toyota tech?????? I thought those cars never broke????!!!!!!

oh they dont.. we just do flushes and that JWF2 is awesome for doing T-Belts

 

[r3d]

bump ..anyone know what keywords to search for this tool? on ebay.. since a few of you guys have found them. i really want this tool lol

 

[mhoffm911]

Just go to eBay and look up the sale that was posted above. Look at the item description and title. That should give you all of the keywords you need (especially the title). When searching on eBay, be sure to check the search titles AND descriptions box.