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This is one of the tools in my collection. Can you guess what it is?

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looks like some sort of Cresent wrench, that I've never seen!! ;o)
Some sort of micrometer? :unsure:
An adjustable wrench for nuts in a very narrow space, possibly made special purpose for a particular machine / application
Looks like a Wizard tool, for taking out pipe plugs or a open end wrench set.. LOL

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Looks like a Wizard tool, for taking out pipe plugs or a open end wrench set.. LOL

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You got it Bobj3. It is a Wizard adjustable ratchet wrench made in "1906" It was handed down to me by my grandfather. It still works too. I used to use it to take out oil drain plugs and differential plugs on cars.
You got it Bobj3. It is a Wizard adjustable ratchet wrench made in "1906" It was handed down to me by my grandfather. It still works too. I used to use it to take out oil drain plugs and differential plugs on cars.
Ah! I could see the word WIZARD on it, but Google didn't turn up anything I could use.:no:
Hi Roger

I'm a old gear head like John and at one time the pipe plugs all looked like the bumg hole type pipe plugs but they still use that type on Hvy.equipment today ,they don't get broke off the norm but do get filled up with dirt but the wizard will clean out the hole as well if you can find them LOL,but the wizard will fit them all the norm.

I have said this b/4 but at one time I bought and sold old tools :)

Just as a side note, most don't have a wizard wrench but they have a crescent wrench, that has hole in the end for a screw driver or bar to turn it, most think it's in place to hang it up but it's not so the Wizard took it to the next step and put a long handle on it :)

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Guess what!!

Hello,
Your tool looks like an old ratchet head adjustable wrench.
Hi

Almost this is the old type .


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Hello,
Your tool looks like an old ratchet head adjustable wrench.

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I inherited a wrench the same as the top one in Bobj3's posted picture. It also went in that B&E that I mentioned last week. I loved that old wrench...
Looking like a meter. I saw this type of watch used in the gas station.
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