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Started by MysteriousGT, April 06, 2013, 03:21:33 PM

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MysteriousGT

Anyone Seen One of These?...Or Maybe Know What it is?...It Came Out of a Retired Automotive Repair Shop!

Part Number is ZT-2175

Thanks

rusty

#1
I only found one reference, but it matched my guess...

Cylinder ridge reamer.

(On a moving piston the rings stop a bit below the top of the cylinder in an engine, wearing it larger everywhere but at the top. The reamer cuts that undersized area away so the entire cylinder is the same size when rebuilding an engine.)

That one looks a little different than the classic style, I suspect it has an alignment piece to keep it true.

PS: The design looks very much like Zim's
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

Papaw

I agree. And yes, it does seem to be more involved than the ones I used to use.

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MysteriousGT

Quote from: rusty on April 06, 2013, 04:12:48 PM
I only found one reference, but it matched my guess...

Cylinder ridge reamer.

(On a moving piston the rings stop a bit below the top of the cylinder in an engine, wearing it larger everywhere but at the top. The reamer cuts that undersized area away so the entire cylinder is the same size when rebuilding an engine.)

That one looks a little different than the classic style, I suspect it has an alignment piece to keep it true.

PS: The design looks very much like Zim's

Thanks for the ID, I Appreciate It!

scottg

Ridge reamers are always gizmos. The most complex hand tool in the shop.
But this thing??
This is outstanding!
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