Wrench I.D. Help

[3baygarage]

Hey guys.

Having trouble with this one. Thought it was aircraft related.

Can't make out the name on the handle.

10" long.

 

[3baygarage]

M ?? S ?? CORP

 

[3baygarage]

 

[3baygarage]

 

[Private Lugnutz]

3eeb,
Pretty sure it is a reach wrench for aircraft engine sparkplug install/deinstall. I have a few. I'll check markings later in week (on travel).

 

[billwood437]

looks like a plumbers basin wrench for faucets. I am pretty sure that it's not though.

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[Private Lugnutz]

Here ya go, 3eeb. Read this thread. The two I have don't have any branding. The longer one is marked with a part number (7950895) and the one that has been cut down is marked with a Federal Stock Number (41-W-3304-???) from the 1932-1953 era.

 

[cvairwerks]

Cylinder base nut wrench.

 

[3baygarage]

Thank you guys.

Lugz, that thread must have slipped by me . Almost a year to the date too, lol. Apparently based off that thread and further search it is a "spark plug lead" wrench. Removes the wire to the plug. Interesting.

I'll have to look more into the branding.

 

[Private Lugnutz]

Yeah that's what the sheath is for. I just looked up the number on mine. It's a 50s era 11-digit FSN without the 5120 prefix. EDIT: Actually, I'm more inclined toward it being a 1940's era tool with a service (in this case, USAAF) stock number. These were embedded into later 1953+ FSN's, by adding the 5120 (hand tools) prefix and other placeholders thusly: 5120-795-0895, 5120-00-795-0895.