I have some unidentified items

[Heavymetal]

First one is a little ratchet wrench that is actually has crisp action. The jack I got a yard sale,the top is welded nicely to ram,its all one color. Has to have specific purpose. And last pic is 3 items from different places at different times. Does W or WW have a meaning or just a very weird coincidence?

 

[Provincial]

W.W. are likely a previous owner's initials.

The jack may have been modified for incorporation in a fabricated assembly. The assembly may have been "factory" built, a custom fabrication for a customer, or fabricated by the end user.

 

[Mick56]

I have a tool to go with your last grouping.

 

[HalfTonTom]

Hi. I'm WW. Can I have my tools back?

 

[Heavymetal]

That was awsome,bravo,now my ole lady gona say”what were you laughing about at 330am. She wont get it.

 

[Heavymetal]

Oh ya, and any ideaeers on the sweet little ratchet wrench?

 

[Leviton]

Oh ya, and any ideaeers on the sweet little ratchet wrench?

Your ratcheting wrench looks similar to those made by K-D Manufacturing. Attached photo is from Alloy Artifacts and more (belonging to Private Lugnutz) can be seen in this GJ link : https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=352694

 

[driftpin]

"Wascawwy-wabbit!"

Elmer Fudd's hammer for hunting Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny.

 

[Leviton]

Can you post a photo of the other side of this wrench?

 

[woody 73]

Could be that KD made the special ratchet for that "AHIA"Company.

 

[Heavymetal]

Ya,sure looks like those. Mine is 3/4. Maybe my first pic is the side made with the company it was made for,not by. Like Ohio Ath Spec Co was the customer

 

[Stuart in MN]

ATH and SPEC are obviously abbreviations. I assume SPEC stands for Specialty, but con't make a guess at what ATH stands for. Perhaps coincidentally, Ridge Tools (like Ridgid pipe wrenches) is or was based in Elyria, Ohio.

edit: Here's a wild guess...if the name of the company was Ohio Athletic Specialty Company, possibly this was a wrench for removing and tightening cleats on the soles of football shoes. When I was in high school the cleats on my football shoes were removable and had a big hex head on them.