New member here, and am hoping to learn what this tool is here. Acquired in a boxful of items at a recent auction. First pic is a tag attached to the tool...second pic the tool itself. No markings anywhere, but it's a greasing tool of sorts. KIMG0842.JPGKIMG0839.JPG
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Welcome to the VFF!
Wow! Super cool tool.
I'm scratching my head on this one...first glance, I thought it was for leaf springs, but I don't think so now after closer examination.
I'll sit back and watch this one and learn with you..png "smile")
. Jeff
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Hey notme, WELCOME to the VFF!!
Kewl tool, I never seen one like that before.You wana look waaay far up da road and plan yer route because the brakes are far more of a suggestion than a command!Comment
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Looking at Google images of a spring shackle leads me to agree it's for hooking onto and greasing said piece. Looking at this pic you'll see the hook that would hold the tool into place for greasing. KIMG0843.JPGOriginally posted by notme View PostComment
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Welcome to the VFF, I have to go along with Jeff, I thought it might be some kind of puller but now not sure, gonna wait and find out from the experts , whatever it is I am sure some guy on here owns 1 or 2 of them.“If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they went.” (Will Rogers).Comment
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Welcome notme to the VFF!!
It looks like some sort of a greasing tool..png "tears")
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Well if it is a spring greaser, then I can't see how it would work. If the spring is in the car then it is hooked up and can't be bent to grease the leaf above it. If it is out of the car then just take it apart and grease it. Unless I am missing something.
MikeComment
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It’s definitely a contraption of sorts1928 Tudor
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. Ok! I can picture that. 
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I am in the market for an inductor tool. Any recommendations for brand or model?...01-05-2022, 09:35 AM -
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Here is a handy tapping tool for 6-32, 8-32, and 10-24 threads. I've had this for years, but don't recall where I bought it. The name appears to be EfCor U.S.A. 915-75, but the f is small and squeezed in, so it's hard to make out. I use this mostly for tapping the holes in the heat sinks for the EVR's I make.
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Can anybody post a picture and or give dimensions of the common sense twist fasteners used on the early tool pouch. location would be good too.02-23-2018, 09:18 AM
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Saw this neat tool box at the tune up clinic yesterday. It's made from a battery case.
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Here is a simple jig that I built that should make centering your brakes a little easier, at least the measuring process.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
This gallery has 3 photos.11-09-2018, 04:10 PM
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