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Hayes, Rock Island, Blue Point and ?

Started by jimwrench, September 05, 2011, 03:49:47 PM

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jimwrench

 Couple of wrenchs from todays auction. The Hayes A375, the Rock Island R1124 and the Blue Point C-1514 (15/64 by 7/32) were easy to identify, but who is that other feller ?  Looks to be malleable casting about 3/8 thick with 1/4 opening. Is it a set screw wrench ? The mark on head could be feeder pad. See no purpose for loop opening except for weight reduction. Still a hefty little wrench. Seems way overdesigned for a setscrew wrench. Can anyone confirm its usage or point me in right direction ?
Jim
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jimwrench

 Sorry bout that. Didn't mean to cut Hayes A-375 in two. If I took your picture your head would probably be lopped. any way heres a full ( I hope ) picture of Hayes wrench
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench

Strongman79

Just out of curiousity, would you wanna sell that Hayes wrench? Thats my last name and always looking to add to my collection. I think my A375 casting is flipped the other way. Will have to check though.

jimwrench

 Sorry not for sale at this time. Fits nicely in my collection.
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench