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Help ID a wrench from the UK

tontotheindian9

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I have no clue what this is for and would like some help please. There was a paper label stating, Made in U.K. It is stamped "Type-A". Those inserts came loose and seem almost like a bakelite product or something similar. They have a hard consistency. Thanks fellas.
 

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Garcky

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It looks like a puller for a faucet cartridge to me. Seems like that's the most likely thing. In any case, it's a specialized tool to turn something that isn't anything standard. Might be useless, unless you happen upon that particular thing that needs to be removed or installed.
 

ConductorChris

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The day after you get rid of it, you'll need it. And no one else has one.
Story of my life.
Throw it back in the tool box.
 
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Tostal

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And just in case anyone noticed the price in the pic in post #5 above and was wondering what RUB meant, it's Russian Roubles
(just to save you time in looking it up, like I did ;) )

T~
 
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