What are these?

[Mgm7890]

Hey!

I'm a long time lurker, but a new member, so sorry if this is in the wrong place.

I'm looking to see if anyone has some insight as to what these may be. They came in a large green box.

I recently inhereted a lot of tools, so just trying to see what these are, their application, and how to use them.

Thanks in advance!


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[wyo george]

Adjustable reamers. Kinda handy if you need them, but you probably won't

 

[Catadj78]

 

[Mgm7890]

Adjustable reamers. Kinda handy if you need them, but you probably won't

Ah, okay! Thanks for the information. I now know what to look into more. Thanks for the quick answer too!

 

[beatcad]

large green box?
S-K? john deere?

pic wont show

 

[Mgm7890]

Sorry! Updated pic.

 

[zkling]

Piloted adjustable reamers to be specific.

 

[blaker]

Reamers I have used them for King pins.

 

[MoparTrucks]

This is why I try to hit even the posts that arent of immediate interest to me. I had no idea what those were but remember seeing a set almost identical to that last year at an estate sale and I think it went for $5. I was thinking they were some sort of extensions to a tool that was missing.

 

[merbie]

If these things are sharp then they are invaluable when it comes to opening out holes use then everyday at work

I'd rather close my **** in a car door than wear a headlamp.

 

[joecon]

They are pilot reamers In the auto industry they are used to ream king pin bushings
the pilot allows you to keep both bushings concentric so the pin does not bind.

 

[redmondjp]

Wow! Nice find.

You won't find these at your local box store. Or at the auto parts store either.