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i dont have one but i saw one

Started by international3414, December 09, 2013, 07:21:56 PM

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international3414

old farm wrench,that was never finished?,the metal was still in place where the nut/bolt would fit.
are these rare?

Papaw

We've seen pictures here several times. It happens.
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john k

Cast iron machinery wrench?   Looked like it was up to the owner to make fit, the bolts it was intended for.   Some of them looked rather crude.
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OilyRascal

Begs the question, was "Cast Iron" really a man's way of home-made, and crude, wrench production?
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john k

I think it was the machinery manufacturers way of providing a tool to a man that might, just maybe, own a monkey wrench.   Around the old farms here, have seen way more of these with jaws snapped off, than ones that were complete.    Plus, they may have been inexpensive.
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