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Any thoughts for what it's for ?

Started by gary s, June 11, 2022, 11:11:53 AM

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gary s

I have no thoughts on the wrench other than it's a multi tool.
No markings on tool. The square holes more like for square headed set screws to lock in place .

Lostmind

Maybe garage spring adjuster?
Check google
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Yadda

#2
I've seen similar bicycle tools.
You might say I have a tool collecting problem....

Auggie07

It is a spanner wrench with different wrench sizes. I've seen some similar for use on oil drain nuts.
Dick Dickerson

lptools

Maybe a welder's tank wrench? Spanner for the gas bottle caps?
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gary s

Maybe it's a old automotive hub tool I've seen some that kinda look like it.

Bill Houghton

Any number of possibilities.  I've seen similar wrenches that are, I believe, intended for commercial door closers.

Model 12

#7
It's a Hook Spanner or  Pin Spanner. The way the hook/pin seems rotated inward, maybe  it's a Collet Chuck Spanner. The regular Pin Spanner likes to slip from the hole in the chuck. If it's like the picture indicates, it'll hold the curve better
No matter how much you cut off, it's still too short

amecks

This is a "door closer adjustment wrench".  Fairly common item.  Google it or type it in ebay.
Al
Al
Jordan, NY

lptools

This one is for a Norton or Yale closer, similar wrenches by Corbin/Russwin.
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