Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: gary s on June 11, 2022, 11:11:53 AM
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I have no thoughts on the wrench other than it's a multi tool.
No markings on tool. The square holes more like for square headed set screws to lock in place .
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Maybe garage spring adjuster?
Check google
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I've seen similar bicycle tools.
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It is a spanner wrench with different wrench sizes. I've seen some similar for use on oil drain nuts.
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Maybe a welder's tank wrench? Spanner for the gas bottle caps?
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Maybe it's a old automotive hub tool I've seen some that kinda look like it.
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Any number of possibilities. I've seen similar wrenches that are, I believe, intended for commercial door closers.
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It's a Hook Spanner or Pin Spanner. The way the hook/pin seems rotated inward, maybe it's a Collet Chuck Spanner. The regular Pin Spanner likes to slip from the hole in the chuck. If it's like the picture indicates, it'll hold the curve better
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This is a "door closer adjustment wrench". Fairly common item. Google it or type it in ebay.
Al
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This one is for a Norton or Yale closer, similar wrenches by Corbin/Russwin.