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What's this wrench for? Aviation application most likely.
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rooster59
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it might be for serpentine belt tensioners
RTM
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Looks like the outer wrench for my table saw blade change, but too small opening. So maybe custom-made for a tool or application requiring reasonable torque.
4xdog
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I'm guessing it was a specific wrench for some fairly simple homeowner-grade tool.
Others here will know more than I, but I'd be shocked sh*tless if any aviation-spec tool didn't have control numbers on it that identified all kinds of things.
Others here will know more than I, but I'd be shocked sh*tless if any aviation-spec tool didn't have control numbers on it that identified all kinds of things.
It came out of an aviation box covered elsewhere here, so it had a some sort of. One thing I have learned to hate from avation is all the tools in the box need to be run across my demagnetizer. Damn tool tracking.I'm guessing it was a specific wrench for some fairly simple homeowner-grade tool.
Others here will know more than I, but I'd be shocked sh*tless if any aviation-spec tool didn't have control numbers on it that identified all kinds of things.
Death Row Dave
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Used to tighten Jesus nut . If you didn’t tighten it tight enough and it comes loose , your azz is screaming OH JESUS , just as you see the scene of the crash starting to rapidly approach you !
Jayman17
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I used wrenches similar to that working in aerospace manufacturing