Tool Talk
Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: ETsC10 on May 11, 2013, 12:14:59 AM
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Found a spud wrench (yes I'm a noob). Anyhow, it may be late model but, then again, not.
I can't find squat on Alloy Artifacts nor here and, I'm so inexperienced, I don't
know where to search beyond that.
BTW---once I tell you about the thing, I'm grown-up enough to use the shame-faced smilie :)
...if I could find the button for it :)
Tool is marked with:
5449-14 PROTO ®
U.S.A. PROFFESSIONAL
I can't tell if it's been not-very-well painted with silver paint
or was chromed at one time and has that scrunchy chrome finish we all know & love..
BTW---this is going into my tool box and will be used... probably hard.
She's been in a rust-kill bath plus some abuse from me to make it shiney.
I do promise to never strike it's rachet head with a hammer to use the spud end...geeze, no!
I appreciate any feedback on the bugger. :) Thanks, ET
Opps---edit: I'm Ellen :)
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Very nice rat with spud tale..
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Your question is in the right place, Ellen.
The spud ratchet was perhaps chrome moly rather than chrome plated.
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Id be all over that ratchet, I like it
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I have called this a "scaffolding" wrench.
Line up the holes, put in bolt,,,,add nut,,,,, tighten.
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Yeah, I've seen them called spud ratchets, scaffold ratchets and even construction ratchets...
It was chromed.
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Yeah, I've seen them called spud ratchets, scaffold ratchets and even construction ratchets...
It was chromed.
+1, looks to be a typical satin chrome finish. I've seen these Proto spud ratchets in black oxide too.