Hi all. I'm hoping someone can identify this wrench.

It reads "K.R. Wilson B+E PISTON WRENCH 18080 E+F".

It has 8 point spline box ends of two different dia..

Has anybody seen this one?

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Sorry, don't know how to get rid of duplicate photo.

Here are a few more:

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You might look here,  http://krwilsontools.com


They made a lot of tools for Ford, but that does not look familiar

Thanks, I contacted Mr. Tim Hill of the site and he is not sure himself what it is. Not in his materials. He is reaching out to someone else as well. This one is a mystery.

I don't think this is for a engine piston  a shock absorber piston maybe?

Quote from: oldgoaly on March 16, 2016, 12:12:33 AM
I don't think this is for a engine piston  a shock absorber piston maybe?

The latter was my guess although, the shock absorber piston wrenches typically tend to have a deep offset right?

I was thinking maybe a  the GM intergrated upper A-arm don't think it is a Houdaille type.

Brake cylinder piston?

Reminds me of a gland nut wrench. wonder if its for one of Wilson's presses or maybe one of the other machines they made.

Wow!!
You put the words gland & nut & wrench together, and I start to cringe!