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Youngguns

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They're Grip-Ons, made in Spain, labeled RR-55. I found that Blue-Point rebrands Grip-Ons in green, but I can't find these particular pliers anywhere. Anyone know what these are for?
 

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I don't know what they are supposed to be, but if I had them theynwould be for removing filters someone made too tight that I wasn't worried about destroying in the process.
 

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I have spent an hour looking and found nothing. Not even in their catalog. Might send them a pic and see what they say.
 

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I found nothing even similar via google, etc search. My guess is it was specially made for a specific application, likely something similar to this - a gland nut for a hydraulic cylinder.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/H154352-New-Hydraulic-Cylinder-Gland-amp-Nut-For-John-Deere-310C-310D-410C-410D-/230784014146

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I could use it to Tighten/remove larger abs and pvc screw on fittings.
Those fingers look like they would fit the lugs on them.
Semi-non-scarring.
An adjustable spanner of sorts.

I don't know what it is specifically for.
But;
I recognize that lug size and type from something automotive.
Maybe 4x4 fronts or transmission innards....


I would. Like to think a filter wrench had a better gripping surface than square cog....

I'm thinking exactly this, or collars on hoses for trash pumps, etc
 
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Anyone have any ideas on where to find swivel pads like the ones in the attached picture? I'm thinking I can convert these pliers to something a little more useful.
 

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IndyGarage

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I've seen a tool similar for tightening specialty aircraft lock nuts - landing gear and some turbine engines use those nuts.
 
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