I have a soft spot for S wrenches but have never seen a double S before. I think It was made in Ohio so it is along way from home. What did they use these for?
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That's a big'un! No idea who made it or why.
Looks like a Snake... sick..
That reminds me of that camel in that commercial, what day is it, its hump day,lol.
First time I've seen one like that.
That's a Blizzard Mfg. Co. (W6). They made silage cutters which produced silage that looked like a blizzard.
Rathbone Vol 1 page 56.
Thank you for the info Jim. It does remind me of a snake.
From a user standpoint, you get the "offset handle" advantage of an "S" wrench without the huge dislocation a single "S" this size would have. If we knew the layout of the machine it was designed to be used on, I suspect we'd see the reason for the "double S."