Tool Talk
Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: PDRPrescott on September 27, 2017, 06:44:21 PM
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Hi guys,
Another tool from my dad's shop. Assume it's a socket wrench of some kind. Wondering if this wrench was used on his 1929 Model A Truck? It's marked OWATONNA TOOL CO.
Thanks!
All best,
Paula
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Hello, Paula. Looks like a flex head box wrench. Do the heads pivot? Regards, Lou
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Hi Lou,
Thanks for your reply. Yes, the heads do pivot.
Best,
Paula
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A number of companies used to make double flex head socket wrenches. I have examples from OTC, Truth, and Snap On. IFAIK, they are not vehicle or application specific.
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Thanks for the reply. Any idea of the era these were manufactured?
Best,
Paula
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Also known as Saltus wrench or a flex combination wrench. OTC's manufacture of these probably started around 1940. By the late 70's most mfg's that made them were discontinuing them.
By the looks of yours I would think 40's-50's.
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I have been trying to put a set of these (OTC) together, have 6 so far, but don't know how many make a set.
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I have been trying to put a set of these (OTC) together, have 6 so far, but don't know how many make a set.
You have 1 to go according to Cat 49-J from 1-52
F1214, F1618, F1820, F2022, F2224, F2628, F3032
We're offered in pouch sets of 3 or 4 but not the lot.
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Many thanks, guys, for the prompt and informative reply. I do like this site!
Best wishes,
Paula
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There is a F1214 and F2224 on the bay today.
Which one you looking for Coolford?
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Thanks humber-2, according to the list you provided I have them all. So I will stop looking.