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Hi everyone

Anybody have any idea what kind of tools these are?
I was thinking old tractor clutch tools.....

I'm in the middle of cleaning my grandpa's old barn and these are the first tools I can't figure out...
Farmer Todd
 

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They are all reamers. I would bet that the first and third ones have a screw in one end that pushes a tapered pin to adjust them.
 

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I believe that the first and third are king pin reamers for steering axles. The long part ahead of the spiral cutting edges is a pilot to hold it in alignment .

All of them are reamers. Someone must have replaced a lot of bushings in that barn!
 
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Sigh...Go figure I need drill bits and sometimes I have to take whatever is in the box and sometimes I end up with reamers which is ok with me; only wish the box was filled up with hard to find items that I am always looking for!:rolleyes:

Anyhow a box of reamers:
 

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Kevin54

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#1 and #3 are most likely the king pin reamers as noted above. #2 is just a standard reamer, and #4 is an adjustable reamer with replaceable blades
 

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Yep, adjustable bushing reamers. I used the HD truck version on Peterbilt and Kenworth front spring pin bushing jobs.
 
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