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What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: lazyassforge on December 08, 2014, 08:40:49 AM
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A friend of mine sent me these pictures of pliers he recently found. I don't have a name or any other information. They remind me of tire chain pliers but I don't think they are. Any information would be appreciated!
Thanks! Bill D.
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Kind of look like pliers used for holding fish, although I don't quite understand the jaws on the side...maybe for holding your bait fish. :cheesy:
Mike
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Great find!
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Kind of look like pliers used for holding fish, although I don't quite understand the jaws on the side...maybe for holding your bait fish. :cheesy:
Mike
They're for when you catch two fish at the same time.
Grew up on and then raised our kids on "Great Grandfather and the Honey Tree," so I tend to think in grandiose terms
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No clue, but it looks like it is designed to hold round stock of some sort.
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did he try pulling on leather with them ?
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I'm also curious about the relatively light handle construction & the curled back ends on the handles -- what other functions require dual purpose tongs that could enable a "straight pull" and a "lifting pull"?
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just another thought, it looks like one bill is flat and the other has grooves with no
pointed/sharp grips, could they be used in the upholstery shop.
some work off of a table and the side bill would be handy to pull down on.
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Sorry that I don't have any more info on the pliers, all I have so far is the pictures that he sent me. One day soon, I will be able to get up to his place and check them out!
Bill D.