Game Time - "Name That Tool"

What is this thing? At first i thought it was a horseshoe puller, then i thought it might be an old wheel weight tool but now i'm pretty sure i don't know what it is. Do you? It says Marqette Mfg. Co., St. Paul Minn. on the side of it.

 

It looks kinda like a tool for doing drum breaks

 

I'm pretty sure you don't know what it is either. ;^D
~ Paul
aka "Tha Driver"

You braggin' or complainin'?

 

It might be a tire tool for early clincher tires, for squeezing them out of the grooves of the clincher rim. If I'm right, do I get it?

 

Oh man, I can't believe that you even found one of those!

 

I don't know but my dentist used the same tool in my mouth...

 

Marquette ... possibly a battery service tool from the days batteries were repaired instead of replaced ??? Cell snatcher ???
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I'd have to agree... it looks like there is a part for breaking the bead, and another part with a "spoon" shape for getting the tire over the bead?

It might help if you posted the dimensions, or a photo of it next to a yardstick...

Ben

 

i agree it's a tire tool for split rims.i'v seen a tool like that before

 

I use one of those for putting on a condom.

 

I can understand that, for Christ's sake you do have a 3 foot johnson, right? <grin>

 

misunderstood the thread title...thought there'd be pics of people like Boyd and we'd have to guess who they were.

 

Now that there's funny....

 

Its from an early do it yourself vascectomy kit but the mirror is missing!

 

.....needs red wheels & flat black paint !!!

 

Haven't seen one of those in years.

 

Gynecology sure has come a long way...




JOE

 

Definately more than one function there. I agree on the tire tool.

 

That is for the guy I just seen on the freeway in his honda with a 2x4 shoved through each side window! Tool for pulling his head out of his ass!

 

wy....thats a bullion pin for a heffer gear

 

damn i hate you! that is what i think too...Marquette being an early car manufacturer, is what i came up with

 

I'd say it's a Number 12 Dikfor

 

I gotta disagree...it's a Number 9 Dikfor. Look at the color!

 

Its for digging the cow manure out of the soles of your shoes. We use those up in Wisconsin all the time.

 

Hell man........thats a clutch spring compressor for a Rolls Canardly.

 

WHAT'S A DIKFOR?

 

Nothing to see here folks, lets move along...

 

model t clincher tire tool , they were made in ST.PAUL mn , TIRE TOOL IS 18" LONG. JAW OPENS 5 1/2,,,you need one of these if you own a model t like i do,i put demountables on , much easier to change the rim,