Mystery Tool Set or Tools?

[Mr. Tool]

Mystery Tool Set or Tools?...well no longer a Mystery!

Maybe someone here can identify this specific tool set and what exactly it is used for?

I’ve had this tool set now for sometime but really can’t determine if the set is used for A/C (Air Conditioning services..etc.?) or for Refrigerator services..etc....Aircraft..?

Really anyones guess but I’m sure that someone here in GJF would recognize this particular tool set or at least some of the tools.

Anyway there are no markings or names, etc. on the outside of the tool set pouch nor anything indicated on any of the tools or handles either.

Thanks in advance for your post.

 

[woody 73]

Pictures just now showing up, I have not run across those drivers before very interesting lot you have there.

 

[Mr. Tool]

Pictures just now showing up, I have not run across those drivers before very interesting lot you have there.

Yea, my apologies for them showing up late, thought I had them all loaded up the first time I posted.

 

[skruft]

The roll wrapping looks like a military tool set. I have not seen them before.

 

[Mohawk Dave]

Looks expensive for sure. No idea either. ..

 

[Provincial]

Valve stem tools? The notched tool on the far left looks like a valve core remover/installer, complete with the hole to clear the stem of the valve. The spiral tool in the center looks like the "easy out" for extracting broken valve cores.

I have no idea about the others.

 

[Kwikasfaki]

To me they look like a tyre and tube repair set #3 is a thread chaser for the valve cap #1 left is valve core insert/remove tool, #5 left thread chaser for valve core #6 tools for holding tube in place whilst fitting tyre to rim. Without size it is hard to tell.

 

[LawnBoy-5247]

I would agree that it is a set of valve stem and tire tools.

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[4xdog]

Looks awfully complicated and uncharacteristically high quality for automotive valve stems. I kinda like the original HVAC hypothesis.

 

[MShaw]

The fill / check ports on a/c units had a valve that was visually the same as a tire valve but probably different materials.

 

[cdeer001]

Step it up a notch - think heavy equipment tires. http://www.leemasters-tires-services.com/?p=1643

 

[Mr. Tool]

Step it up a notch - think heavy equipment tires. http://www.leemasters-tires-services.com/?p=1643

BINGO!....AND WE HAVE A WINNER!

No longer a mystery.

Again, a big thanks to all who posted!


EDIT: After a bit more research found this with a bit more detail info:

http://dillaircontrols.com/dill/category/products/tools-and-gauges/service-tools-tools-and-gauges/

http://www.dillaircontrols.com/files/Large_Bore_Tools_52-7B_-_Dill.pdf

http://yourtireshopsupply.com/product/6785/5260-tool-large-bore-di5260