| calvinater |
Sun Mar 16, 2025 3:33 pm |
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Can anyone tell me why. This tool would be useful?
1/2 inch female on both ends
Appears to be homemade.
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| mukluk |
Sun Mar 16, 2025 3:46 pm |
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| Farm or industrial machinery with square head fill/drain plugs maybe? |
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| Glenn |
Sun Mar 16, 2025 3:55 pm |
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| Might not be a tool, but a universal joint for square steering/drive shaft. |
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| busdaddy |
Sun Mar 16, 2025 4:39 pm |
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| If it's drilled or has set screws Glenn wins, if it isn't then I agree with Mukluk. |
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| markswagen |
Sun Mar 16, 2025 11:22 pm |
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| l would talk to a plumber, cast iron plugs, often have a square head on them. |
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| cbeck |
Mon Mar 17, 2025 3:43 am |
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| Run across a lot of old garage doors with square headed lag bolts holding the tracks to the wall. |
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| KTPhil |
Mon Mar 17, 2025 9:02 am |
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| Anyone up for some twisted female on female action? |
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| skills@eurocarsplus |
Mon Mar 17, 2025 9:40 am |
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| more than likely a universal joint for a very low speed 1/2 square shaft |
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| calvinater |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 4:13 am |
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Welp it. Is going in the. Socket drawer, may find a use for. It someday..
No set screws, just what appears to be a hand peened rivet.. |
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| Cusser |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 7:02 am |
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| I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years..... |
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| Glenn |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 7:06 am |
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Cusser wrote: I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years.....
16mm for me |
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| busdaddy |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 8:02 am |
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Glenn wrote: Cusser wrote: I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years.....
16mm for me
Apparently you've never owned an 80's/90's GM product, they seem to use every odd wrench in both metric and imperial. :o |
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| raygreenwood |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 9:17 am |
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busdaddy wrote: Glenn wrote: Cusser wrote: I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years.....
16mm for me
Apparently you've never owned an 80's/90's GM product, they seem to use every odd wrench in both metric and imperial. :o
Modern water cooled VW too. 16mm and 18mm are very common on suspension parts. 9mm fits clutch PP bolts and a few other parts.
Ray |
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| zerotofifty |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 11:45 am |
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busdaddy wrote: Glenn wrote: Cusser wrote: I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years.....
16mm for me
Apparently you've never owned an 80's/90's GM product, they seem to use every odd wrench in both metric and imperial. :o
My Jeep has SAE and metric fasteners, a mix circa 1990. Body is most all metric, drivetrain, suspension is most all SAE.
Double your pleasure, double your fun!
It also has AMC and Chrysler bits, a transition of maker thing back then. Then again it has also been modified with a Ford 9 inch rear end. I have to search at many suppliers for parts. |
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| mukluk |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 4:17 pm |
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Cusser wrote: I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years.....
Buy a Ford. You'll need that wrench, a T15 driver, a #1 phillips, and a special trim tool just to get one door panel off. ](*,) |
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| Abscate |
Tue Mar 18, 2025 11:13 pm |
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Glenn wrote: Cusser wrote: I'd put it with my 9mm combination wrench that I've used exactly once in 55 years.....
16mm for me
You know you are old when you can look at your wrenches and tell which one you haven’t used.
Love from Long Island |
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| Cusser |
Wed Mar 19, 2025 7:30 am |
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Abscate wrote: You know you are old when you can look at your wrenches and tell which one you haven’t used.
And you don't care about March Madness because you're mad year -round !!! |
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