Model T mystery Puller Tool
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Model T mystery Puller Tool
Anyone know what this Puller Tool is for?
I think it's Model T, but not sure for pulling what?
It sort of looks like a Hub Puller, but the Model T ones I've seen just screw on.
It's got a number on it that starts with " T " which makes me think it's a Model T tool.
The number looks like "T266" or "T288", etc. I don't know, it's hard to make out.
The opening slot width is a loose 2-1/16" wide.
Anybody got any ideas on what it's for?
I think it's Model T, but not sure for pulling what?
It sort of looks like a Hub Puller, but the Model T ones I've seen just screw on.
It's got a number on it that starts with " T " which makes me think it's a Model T tool.
The number looks like "T266" or "T288", etc. I don't know, it's hard to make out.
The opening slot width is a loose 2-1/16" wide.
Anybody got any ideas on what it's for?
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
It might be a puller for 26-27 hubs with wire wheels?
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
OK Norm, that's a possibility I hadn't thought of!
Can anyone confirm this is what it is?
Can anyone confirm this is what it is?
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
Not like any Ford tools illustrated in any of the Ford literature I've seen.
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
Could be Model A hub puller.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
A better design of an original with the upper web bridge but it appears to be a 1926/27 hub puller for wire wheel hubs.
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
I seem to remember that Model A & 26/27 Model T with wire spokes used the same rear hub puller?
Anyone know if this is correct?
Anyone know if this is correct?
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
The Ford puller for wire wheel hubs was a massively proportioned two-fingered affair and sported a "5-Z-1172" number
If this is a tool for a Model T, it is an aftermarket tool, and very lightly proportioned for the job.
If this is a tool for a Model T, it is an aftermarket tool, and very lightly proportioned for the job.
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
It looks the same as a T70 Model A Ford rear hub puller sold on tbay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184904602595?n ... 7675.l2557
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184904602595?n ... 7675.l2557
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
Side note; There were two different Model A hub pullers, to fit the flange or groove type hub. The distance between the sides of the puller where it slides on would be different between the two styles.
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Re: Model T mystery Puller Tool
My Tool is a pretty hefty & solid tool.
It weighs a decent 7.1 Lbs !
It weighs a decent 7.1 Lbs !