Tool Talk
Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: JPRI on May 26, 2014, 01:50:34 PM
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Picked this up at a flea market yesterday. Measures @7-1/2"L, and the socket is @5/8" square. Marked only U P. So what is it used for and who made it???
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I've seen wrenches marked UPRR for Union Pacific Railroad. This one don't really fit a look of a railroad wrench though.
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To me it resembles a handle to move the grates of a better wood burning stove.
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Clearly, made in Michigan's Upper Peninsula...
I'm with strik9 on the wood burning stove or similar appliance suggestion.
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Are you sue it doesn't say DOWN on the other side?
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Hehe
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It is actually a key to the executive
restroom outhouse.
Thought it was up, but it was VP. :grin:
Chilly
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I found mine today, it was on one of my tool boards, really pitted, but the
U P is clearly there. mine looks crudely made, real old look to it.
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if you add all of this up you have a wrench for the coal stove and is also the key to the bathroom for a caboose on the UP railroad.
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I found mine today, it was on one of my tool boards, really pitted, but the
U P is clearly there. mine looks crudely made, real old look to it.
Turnnut...post a pic of yours.
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JPRI,
THIS PICTURE DID NOT COME OUT TOO GOOD.
I am going to try to post the picture from my computor. if it works, I will try to follow up with a better picture.
posting pictures is a new challenge for me.