Sifting through a tool chest I found this set in a tin box marked Stevens Walden. It has a weighty grip that's free to slide back and forth and is not retained (you can slide it right off). Sorta like a small slide hammer but there's no stop. The other end accepts different size ends that thread into the central rod. Looks like it could function as a sort of small bushing driver but with the smallest two ends the sliding weight slides right over them. Haven't been able to locate any leads so I'm curious as to what it's used for!
Can anyone identify this Stevens Walden tool and its function?
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RTM
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clutch alignment tool is my guess
Some education to my guess
Some education to my guess
supertooljunkie
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I agree, It is a clutch alignment tool. The different size bushings fit the pilot bearing, and the tapered end on the slide centers the clutch plate. this is done before fully tightening the pressure plate to the flywheel.
Bad Eye Bill
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Yep, clutch alignment tool.
Electrical tape and a ratchet handle will work in a pinch.
Electrical tape and a ratchet handle will work in a pinch.
JRC3
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What's this "clutch" you guys speak of?
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