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[cbax864]

I will be posting more but trying to figure out what some of this stuff is.

 

[garfieldzzz]

Bicycle wrench to adjust bearings and general tasks

 

[cbax864]

This one

 

[rjn2649]

Bicycle chain link tool. Pull the chain together then slide in master link.

 

[gmcgeo]

did some one you know work on bicycle's?

 

[rjn2649]

For the most part, me. I suppose the above tool could be an industrial chain tool, it just looked a little flimsy for that. Since the wrench above it is a common bicycle wrench....

 

[cbax864]

I bought a 1945-48 Craftsman box and these are some of the treasures inside... There were about ~100 punches and a few parts for 1940s/50s Dodges and Kaisers.

 

[RTM]

This one

Snow chain link fixer. Expand the bad link, then squeeze the new one into place

VIntage LINKFIX TIRE CHAIN REPAIR TOOL PLIERS Campbell Orig Packaging | #1896993688

Very cool tool still in very good condition. Still very usable. This tool reminds me of my dad out there in a snow storm jacking the car up to get the chains on the real tires of his 1961 Plymouth sta

www.worthpoint.com

 

[four.cycle]

yeah... what he said.

Campbell is now owned by Wesco? Who knew?

 

[rjn2649]

I guess old age and a couple beers, got me confused, I stand corrected. I was thinking of these

Park Tool MLP-1.2 Master Link Pliers

Park Tool MLP-1.2 Master Link Pliers Description: This is the Park Tool MLP-1.2 Master Link Pliers. Many derailleur chains use a “master link” that... MLP-1.2

www.performancebike.com

 

[Jland]

I guess old age and a couple beers, got me confused, I stand corrected. I was thinking of these

Park Tool MLP-1.2 Master Link Pliers

Park Tool MLP-1.2 Master Link Pliers Description: This is the Park Tool MLP-1.2 Master Link Pliers. Many derailleur chains use a “master link” that... MLP-1.2

www.performancebike.com

You get a pass my friend... I think many responses on here are alcohol fueled lol

 

[cbax864]

 

[GreenIron]

 

[engineer2]

Red handle looks to be for turning an engine using the flywheel.

 

[four.cycle]

@cbax864 are there any patent numbers or patent dates or part numbers or makers name or symbols on that ring groove cleaner on the far left?

I wonder if that s-shaped gizmo on the far right might be for turning the crankshaft on an early engine? (but with a hex wrench???)

 

[RTM]

Red handle looks to be for turning an engine using the flywheel.

Almost looks like a small strap wrench. Seen a similar tool, with a bike chain for a strap, for removing rear sprockets on bikes.

 

[Milton Shaw]

Red handle one is for holding flywheel while removing damper bolt, or turning flywheel to remove torque converter bolts. I have the very same tool which I think is KD.