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Quite a variety!

As papaw said, Quite a variety.

I like it thoe, very nice haul.

nice haul... How long are the nippers   bob w.

The very large wrench is from "Otter Creek Boom and Lumber Company"

nippers are about 5 inches long. 

Quote from: skylab on June 06, 2012, 05:33:30 AM
The very large wrench is from "Otter Creek Boom and Lumber Company"

I want to see a picture of the mill accepting those logs!  Those are HUGE!

 Looks like you got a couple of those farm implement wrenchs you are looking for. That R197 sent me to the basement to see if I had one. I did. Off an old IHC hay rake. How did that Plomb get in there?
That is indeed a huge log. Was down in the Sutton area when they were building the interstate;too many bends in the roads for me with my motion sickness issues; but beautiful country.
Nice variety of wrenchs.

bought the plomb wrench same day.  I like plomb but I trade them for other wrenches.  Found all of these at the tractor show.  I will be going back in August.  I saw some Nash wrenches there but didn't buy.  I'm going back to buy these if the dealer is still there.

Nice looking bunch.  I'm really liking the hammer.

That is an impressive array of tools.   Sort of a something for everyone.   I think those old cast wrenches are starting to grow on me.   Anyone have any ideas on that combination cast wrench with cylinder nut  cast into it?   Just got a near twin to it, says that on one side and something else on the other. 

Quote from: john k on June 06, 2012, 08:27:42 PM
That is an impressive array of tools.   Sort of a something for everyone.   I think those old cast wrenches are starting to grow on me.   Anyone have any ideas on that combination cast wrench with cylinder nut  cast into it?   Just got a near twin to it, says that on one side and something else on the other. 

It came with a Delco Light Plant.

what do you think the hammer is for?  I didn't see any markings.

Looks like a blacksmith's "cutting hammer".

I think it is a small raising hammer with two different radiuses on each end. I have tried scan a picture out of a Dixon catalog but have not suceeded yet!? I will keep trying.
Graeme