Have you ever seen a Monroe Shock Absorbers wrench?
Its 1/2" box end and 9/16" open end. Who made it for Monroe?

No, I have never seen, or heard of a "Momroe Schock Absorber Wrench"! Please tell me more as to what the history of it is, and why it is designiated as a special application wrench?

Thanks,

Wayne

Quote from: lzenglish on August 25, 2011, 07:23:15 PM
Please tell me more as to what the history of it is,
**thats what I am asking too**


and why it is designiated as a special application wrench?
**It doesnt look like a special application wrench to me**

Thanks,

Wayne

Sorry, I must have lost something in the translation of your response , as I did not get one? Just curious questions, as I have never seen this one before?

Edit: now I see you have incorporated your responses into your quotes!

Wayne

Quote from: lzenglish on August 25, 2011, 07:23:15 PM
No, I have never seen, or heard of a "Momroe Schock Absorber Wrench"! Please tell me more as to what the history of it is, and why it is designiated as a special application wrench?

Thanks,

Wayne

The open end is 9/16 the box end is 1/2.

That could cause a bit of  cursing if you have slid under the car thinking you had either 9/16" or 1/2" combo.. spanner!
Graeme

Quote from: J.A.F.E. on August 26, 2011, 01:54:48 AM



The open end is 9/16 the box end is 1/2.

I should have said that in my original post

Very unusual wrench. Not only have I never seen a "Monroe" wrench, I have also never seen a combination wrench that had 2 different sizes.
V/8

Quote from: J.A.F.E. on August 26, 2011, 01:54:48 AM

Quote from: lzenglish on August 25, 2011, 07:23:15 PM
No, I have never seen, or heard of a "Momroe Schock Absorber Wrench"! Please tell me more as to what the history of it is, and why it is designiated as a special application wrench?

Thanks,

Wayne

The open end is 9/16 the box end is 1/2.

NOW we're getting somewhere!

It looks a lot like the wrenches vlchek produced for western auto in the westcraft name. The location of the die number, the type style, the handle profile, the open end head shape...
However, I can't find any examples of vlchek using just "Forged <> USA", then again, they were rather variable on wrench markings for contract stuff....2c