I know that it’s not for that.
Anyone want to take a guess?
The socket is removable with a screw.
What is it?
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Tbird
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What is it?
Someone gifted this to me thinking it was some sort of tool for a Model T oil pan drain plug…
I know that it’s not for that.
Anyone want to take a guess?
The socket is removable with a screw.
I know that it’s not for that.
Anyone want to take a guess?
The socket is removable with a screw.
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RajoRacer
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Re: What is it?
Interesting worm drive - what size is the socket ?
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RajoRacer
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Re: What is it?
Interesting worm drive - what size is the socket ?
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RajoRacer
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Re: What is it?
Never done that before - my apologies !
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John Codman
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Re: What is it?
I have no clue, but whatever it is, it is very cool.
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DHort
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Re: What is it?
Steve. We have all done that. You can select one and delete it.
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RajoRacer
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Re: What is it?
I tried Dave but it says I can't because it had been replied to ? WTF ?
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desertexplorer
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Re: What is it?
Any patent numbers or dates on the tool?
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Henry K. Lee
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Re: What is it?
It is an aftermarket tool for removing and installing the nuts on the third main bearing cap on a 3 dip pan.
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Ed Fuller
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Re: What is it?
Henry is correct.
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MariaDenesik
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Re: What is it?
Your restoration progress is impressive!