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Jeff-C175
Just now, ebinmaine said:

I can't see the pic of the mark on the list but VERY nice work....

 

Sooooo.....

Dahekkizzitt???

Scroll down the page a bit, the logos are at the bottom.

 

I bet it's a seal puller, they did mostly automotive tools but later branched into refrigeration too.

 

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ebinmaine
13 minutes ago, Jeff-C175 said:

HINSDALE MANUFACTURING

I'm finding a possibility that a VG-1 may have been in a Ford model T tool kit....

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Jeff-C175
15 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

Ford model T tool kit....

 

I just looked at some images on the web but didn't see anything like that in the T kit.  Might be a rarity.

 

When I installed the new front tires on my 175 last week I used the Model T tire spoon that I have here.  I've got several of the tools from that kit in my collection.

 

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ebinmaine

Found a listing that says maybe a valve grinding tool of a sort. 

VG. 

Not sure how that would/could be used...

 

 

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ebinmaine
2 minutes ago, Jeff-C175 said:

just looked at some images on the web but didn't see anything like that

I did find a couple. 

 

Worth point and jalopy journal maybe?

 

 

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ebinmaine

Here's a top view of the box it came in. 

 

 

 

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ebinmaine

About half way down is a "valve grinder attachment". 

 

This is from a 1931 Sears catalog. 

 

 

 

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WHNJ701

I figured it out!!!  Your getting close, 

It has do with cars, it's not valve grinding or anything with the engine....  I will keep this going unless you want me to blab what it is!

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8ntruck
2 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

 We play at least twice a week. I used to watch my grandparents play and learned as a kid. I'd forgotten most of it. 

 

Trina has been playing so long she literally does not remember NOT knowing how to shuffle or play cribbage. 

 

 

 

My wife's family played a lot.  One time, her older brother got so fed up loosing to his grand dad that he threw that deck of cards in the lake.  To pull her brother's chain, my wife took another deck of cards and put them in a bucket of water.  Later that weekend, we then took the kids out on a boat ride, along with the soggy deck of cards.  When we got back, we sent the boy's and the soggy cards to find uncle Steve and show him what they 'found'.

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Handy Don
1 hour ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Aaaahhhh...!!!

 

Its a thingamifoobigit... :handgestures-thumbupright:

I was sure it was either a dojobber or a whatchamacallit. Definitely not a thingamabob, those are always made of plastic.

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ebinmaine
19 minutes ago, jabelman said:

I figured it out!!!  Your getting close, 

It has do with cars, it's not valve grinding or anything with the engine....  I will keep this going unless you want me to blab what it is!

I see what it's marked but that's it...

 

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8ntruck
10 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

I was sure it was either a dojobber or a whatchamacallit. Definitely not a thingamabob, those are always made of 

Is it a seal puller for a chrome muffler bearing?

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WHNJ701

It's only a part of something.  Hmmm.  In the trunk

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Handy Don

With the adjustable arms, it seems like a measuring/testing tool, especially with that little point sticking out, but the pivot seems too loose and there is no screw hole for holding what goes in the square socket so that must be in compression when in use.

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ebinmaine
7 minutes ago, jabelman said:

It's only a part of something.  Hmmm.  In the trunk

Are we headed for spare tire?

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WHNJ701
Just now, ebinmaine said:

Are we headed for spare tire?

Getting closer

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SylvanLakeWH

The jack ratchet thingy?

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8ntruck

Some sort of tire replacement tool in the Model T era?  Side ring remover?

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WHNJ701
3 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

The jack ratchet thingy?

I think you got it

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SylvanLakeWH
3 minutes ago, jabelman said:

I think you got it

Oh goodie! I’m still waiting on my snow from @ebinmaine and now he owes me a trophy!!! :happy-partydance:

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JCM

When I first looked at it quick I thought it was a latch from an older double hung window.    :confusion-confused:

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WHNJ701
5 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Oh goodie! I’m still waiting on my snow from @ebinmaine and now he owes me a trophy!!! :happy-partydance:

I will throw in all our snow too

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ebinmaine
35 minutes ago, jabelman said:

I think you got it

So why's it marketed as a valve tool and what's it do?

 

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formariz
5 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Time to ask the Oracle of old tools:

 

@formariz ???

LOL. As the little woman here frequently says , after searching in my “ endless pit of useless knowledge “ I have no answer. 
I am not going to tell her about the “oracle of old tools” for I am afraid of how she will twist that one into another description of me.

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, formariz said:

LOL. As the little woman here frequently says , after searching in my “ endless pit of useless knowledge “ I have no answer. 
I AM going to tell her about the “oracle of old tools” for I am LOOKING FORWARD TO how she will twist that one into another description of me.

Please fill us in on how that goes....

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