Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: MysteriousGT on May 20, 2013, 01:27:55 PM
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Im Assuming the First Ones "DFS" Stands for Drop Forged Steel..But Cant Tell what the Logo is on the Other Side...Looks Similar to One of Kawasaki's Logos But i Doubt it!
Rest of the Wrench Just Says Chrome Alloy and Has Metric Sizes 22 & 24
Other One Looks like the Logo Reads JLC Inside a Circle and Has Whitworth Sizes
These 2 Dont have a Country of Origin Stamp, But this Guy Was a Fan of German and British Tools
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...But Cant Tell what the Logo is on the Other Side...Looks Similar to One of Kawasaki's Logos But i Doubt it!
It's the mark attesting the tool complies with the requirements of the Japan Institute of Standards; it's a stylized JIS and certainly of Japanese manufacture...
So, it very possibly did appear on a Kawasaki tool!
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Other One Looks like the Logo Reads JLC Inside a Circle and Has Whitworth Sizes
These 2 Dont have a Country of Origin Stamp, But this Guy Was a Fan of German and British Tools
VLC is for the specialty tool manufacturer VL Churchill & Company Ltd from England.
855A is paired with reverse sized 855 to work as a pair on tappet adjustments.
As such these are thin low torque spanners.
Next size up is 854 and 854A made here with a different shank profile.
This just about is all the wrenches VLC made.
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Well done, Peter!
That's a new one for me...
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Other One Looks like the Logo Reads JLC Inside a Circle and Has Whitworth Sizes
These 2 Dont have a Country of Origin Stamp, But this Guy Was a Fan of German and British Tools
VLC is for the specialty tool manufacturer VL Churchill & Company Ltd from England.
855A is paired with reverse sized 855 to work as a pair on tappet adjustments.
As such these are thin low torque spanners.
Next size up is 854 and 854A made here with a different shank profile.
This just about is all the wrenches VLC made.
Thanks for the Info...I Have 2 854A's and 2 854B's....2 855A's and 1 855B
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if you use your humanization you can read usa backwards bob w.