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Started by jimwrench, October 25, 2011, 08:21:31 PM

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jimwrench

  I wear a star and the number 3. No marks on my back. Who am I ?
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench

Stoney

Cute but no idea.  Looks like one for Bus.
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Bus

There are several other wrenches similar to yours both marked and unmarked. The marked ones include: Posch, Cleveland Faucet and Berner-Mayer. These three companies had something to do with beer dispensing equipment. So the star wrench may also be a beer tap wrench.

jimwrench

 Thanks Amertrac, at my age identity can be a problem.
Thanks Bus being a teetotaler beer dispensing equipment is out of my experiense range. Did find a similar wrench in Mar 2006 page 2 of MVWC newsletter. It was marked (Franklin) and probably had similar usage but was not identified at that time.
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench

Wrenchmensch


Jim;

The Franklin wrench in MVWC newsletter is mine.  It's down off the board now, headed for the melt pile as no one has ever been able to identify it.

Bob

Branson

Don't melt it!  If nobody else wants it, I'd like it.