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Technical Tool Id Please

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by ol55, Dec 27, 2014.

  1. ol55
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    from Virginia

  2. squirrel
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    you forgot to include the dollar bill (or quarter, or beer can) for scale. Looks like a bushing driver, or something.
     
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    I believe Jim is spot on like normal! HRP
     
  4. tb33anda3rd
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    wire brush to get the rust off, i see a #6 maybe a part #?
     
  5. ol55
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    Cleaned it up and sized with $2 bill. Did not see any markings. What is it used for?
     
  6. squirrel
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    Good question. I have a bushing driver set for automatic transmissions, that has several tools similar to that. But yours appears it could be home made (on a lathe) for some specific application. If it has a name and numbers stamped on it, it might be store bought. It's one of those things that I wouldn't waste much time worrying about.
     
  7. unkledaddy
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    How does the size compare to a $3.00 bill?
     
  8. blowby
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    battering ram
     
  9. pat59
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    Looks like ya got yerself a nice drift pin.
    -Pat
     
  10. Measure the diameters of the shaft and the narrowed end. compare the narrowed end to the inside diameter of the usual kingpin bushings, and the shaft to the outside diameter of those bushings, and I'll bet you'll find it fits something common.
     

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