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What are these for?

TheModelAGuy

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Now some old timers will know right away. I found these in the bottom of a tool bin at an antique store. I was stumped when I first saw them. Have been a handy tool in the shop.
Whatdaya think?
 

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48RON54

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to be fair I am nowhere near the tool aficionado most of the members of this site are SO I had to make an educated guess lol
 

rlitman

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Though I've never seen that exact design before, they look like wheel weight pliers, with a cutting jaw too.
 
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Bruce Lancaster

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I think it IS a cotter pin puller. And if it won't quite reach, no problem...the pin will have died of fright from seeing that tool coming.
 
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TheModelAGuy

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Lol, funny Bruce.
Good eye Bruce & Rookie2.
It is a Cotter Pin Puller, pretty slick tool.
 

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I could have sworn on a bible that my dentist used those on my wisdom teeth ; but then again I was so out of it from the pain medication that he could have had 50 naked dancing girls in his office and I could not even remember it...:lol_hitti
 
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