the scariest tool, I think.

[t100]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LARGE-UNUSU...-ROUND-POINT-REPAIR-HAMMER-TOOL-/260849414325

 

[Moose-LandTran]

If the Grim Reaper used body hammers, that's the one he'd use..

 

[RobertMo1988]

if you were coming at me with that i would have to agree lol

 

[Moose-LandTran]

if you were coming at me with that i would have to agree lol

Scarier than this?

 

[Altec]

Scarier than this?

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More info?

 

[Grazz256]

Scarier than this?

I belive thats a fiskar splitting axe, I'm guessing you don't use that to chop wood on a concrete floor....

 

[70redbee]

What in the world would someone use a hammer like that for? Only one I can think of would be the Grim Ripper, not Reaper!

 

[Wrenches of Death]

What in the world would someone use a hammer like that for? Only one I can think of would be the Grim Ripper, not Reaper!

Maybe to reach the backside of the fins on something along the lines of a 1960 Chevrolet?

WoD

 

[jcfields]

Scary, but not as scary as this.

 

[afazz]

Bidding ended at $129.50

 

[KnurledNut]

I belive thats a fiskar splitting axe, I'm guessing you don't use that to chop wood on a concrete floor....

doesnt look like to me its been used for anything 'cept lookin pretty

 

[gorilla]

Look in a Eastwood cataloge under bulls eye pick and you'll see what that hammer is for.

 

[diesel research]

IDK, neither of them seemed too "scary". I'd have no problem using either of them.

Hell, using my 4lb sledge to remove dayton wheels is significantly more startling than either of those.

 

[Wrenches of Death]

IDK, neither of them seemed too "scary". I'd have no problem using either of them.

Hell, using my 4lb sledge to remove dayton wheels is significantly more startling than either of those.

How about using that sledge to try to remove a stuck Firestone RH5 wheel?

Now THAT'S scary as hell. Beating on those borders on suicidal.

Come to think of it, I haven't seen one of those in a few years. If we're all lucky, the high metal prices have helped to finally remove the last of them from society.

WoD

 

[jhelrey]

Jam saws are stupid scary to me

 

[Moose-LandTran]

IDK, neither of them seemed too "scary".

How about i chase you around wielding my axe, then we'll see how scary it is!

 

[eborcim]

where do you get bullseye pick from that extra-long pick hammer?

Look in a Eastwood cataloge under bulls eye pick and you'll see what that hammer is for.

 

[alvafang]

yes, it is scaried. If you don't use carefully, it may cause some accident.

 

[5lima30]

Have you ever seen a bow type chain saw? They were regularly used by pulp wooders. There is a reason you can't find those anymore!

 

[diesel research]

How about using that sledge to try to remove a stuck Firestone RH5 wheel?

Now THAT'S scary as hell. Beating on those borders on suicidal.

Come to think of it, I haven't seen one of those in a few years. If we're all lucky, the high metal prices have helped to finally remove the last of them from society.

WoD

I have never dealt with RH5 as far as I know.

Just tonight I had a dayton rim, and was moaning and groaning about it. I told the guy to stand back it's gonna make a "pop!" According to him, when the sledge hit the wedge it was more like a "boom!"

Few months ago watched a wedge blow off and missed a guys face by about 2".

Of course, several of the wheel studs backed out of the hub with lugs still attached....

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And no, some lil camp hatchet does not strike any fear into me.

I do admit to having a little fear when a ujoint binds up in the horizontal air over hydro press to the point the pump stalls and joint still doesn't budge. Just waiting for a cap to go shooting out at mach1 under that pressure.

 

[leg17]

Scary, but not as scary as this.

Now you're talkin' SCARY!