I continue to seek assistance with identifying the maker, and any special applications, for this socket marked only "AJ81". It measures 6" long, and has a 1-1/2" flat-to-flat measurement on the business end and 7/8" across the flat of the other.
I'd appreciate any assistance that might be provided.
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Oily, I took a quick look through Rathbone but didn't see anything.
Mike
If you can state its maker and application here it is yours free of charge (assuming you want it).
Quote from: mikeswrenches on January 10, 2013, 09:32:56 PM
Oily, I took a quick look through Rathbone but didn't see anything.
Mike
Thank you, Mike!
Since it is hollow, and one could turn it with a small bar or even a spike, it could be a spark plug socket. Some early tractors used a very large spark plug.
Quote from: john k on January 10, 2013, 09:44:37 PM
..........Some early tractors used a very large spark plug.
1-1/2" large? Not questioning your knowledge rather making sure you caught the size.....I don't know early tractors.
Bud Wrench for old 1ton truck
Quote from: bleonard on January 13, 2013, 08:47:16 PM
Bud Wrench for old 1ton truck
Any particular 1-ton truck; make/model?
Bud Wrench for old 1ton truck
I do not now but late models are 13/16X1-1/2
Most manufacturers used Bud wheel system, one time or another, 20s on up
Looks like a CHICAGO MFG. & DISTRIBUTING CO. socket to me.
Quote from: eddie hudson on January 16, 2013, 08:54:14 AM
Looks like a CHICAGO MFG. & DISTRIBUTING CO. socket to me.
It sure seems, based on appearances, you are correct Eddie.......although the model number contstruct of those I'm finding do seem different.