Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: Hoarder on May 07, 2017, 10:28:45 AM
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Another inherited tool mad by New Britain. I have another smaller one and the head is all mushroomed from beating on it, but for what?
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What does the end opposite the striking end look like?
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maybe wheel puller
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I was thinking on the same, but was leaning toward an old axle puller ?
a better description of the tool would help, such as on the non-striking end, is there female treads in it ?
what sixe is it / IS THERE A New Britain NUMBER ON IT >
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Definitely a wheel puller.
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Axle knocker. I had a Bog brand one awhile back and sold it to another member on this forum.
EvilDr235
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never used one,but,how and on what?
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I was thinking on the same, but was leaning toward an old axle puller ?
a better description of the tool would help, such as on the non-striking end, is there female treads in it ?
what size is it / IS THERE A New Britain NUMBER ON IT >
Added photo of I guess business end and a smaller unit I referenced. If it's an axle puller you thread this on the axle outer threads and whack it? Markings on the larger one 1" - 14, the smaller one marked 3-4, I find no manufacturer marking. Both items have a small hole in the threaded end, I guess to relieve pressure.
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sometimes the smaller ones are flywheel pullers for air cooled engines
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I thought those were for taking out wheel studs/bolts.
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wheel stud remover, for those pressed in kind.
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Older cars, trucks and tractors had tapered axles that were fastened to the wheel hub by a nut. To remove the wheel hub you had to remove the nut, thread on a wheel knocker of the correct size to 1/8 in. or so of the hub and wack with your hammer of choice, preferably a big one.
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Older cars, trucks and tractors had tapered axles that were fastened to the wheel hub by a nut. To remove the wheel hub you had to remove the nut, thread on a wheel knocker of the correct size to 1/8 in. or so of the hub and wack with your hammer of choice, preferably a big one.
Thanks for the description. With it was able find others for sale online. Haven't found New Britain digital catalog reprint only paper for sale.
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