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name these tools please.
Not sure, but the tool on the right in the first pic looks like the tool I had to use to adjust my coilover's ride height......... 
The top left looks like a saw fence or a router fence.
The spanner looks like a plumbing tool, I have one that I use for coilovers.
The bottom one probably crimps something, strawberries perhaps?
The spanner looks like a plumbing tool, I have one that I use for coilovers.
The bottom one probably crimps something, strawberries perhaps?
Upper left is a tire tread depth gage for a tractor
Upper right is a 3/4" - 2 in. ADJUSTABLE SPANNER. Hint: It says so right on the handle.
Bottom is a chain link remover.
Upper right is a 3/4" - 2 in. ADJUSTABLE SPANNER. Hint: It says so right on the handle.
Bottom is a chain link remover.
QUOTE(oldschool @ Oct 8 2009, 10:06 PM) 
name these tools please.
Fred & Wilma
ury914 is correct.
I would add the spanner is used typically for adjusting collers on shocks.
Adjustable ones are not to easy to find. I would like it if your getting rid of it. I have many different motorbikes and they all have different shock coller sizes. I am parting a 75 2.0, anything you need? I'll trade you for it.
I would add the spanner is used typically for adjusting collers on shocks.
Adjustable ones are not to easy to find. I would like it if your getting rid of it. I have many different motorbikes and they all have different shock coller sizes. I am parting a 75 2.0, anything you need? I'll trade you for it.
QUOTE(flippa @ Oct 9 2009, 09:00 AM)
QUOTE(oldschool @ Oct 8 2009, 10:06 PM)
name these tools please.
Fred & Wilma
lol
thanks Fred & Wilma sounds goodQUOTE(Jakeodoule @ Oct 9 2009, 09:55 AM)
ury914 is correct.
I would add the spanner is used typically for adjusting collers on shocks.
Adjustable ones are not to easy to find. I would like it if your getting rid of it. I have many different motorbikes and they all have different shock coller sizes. I am parting a 75 2.0, anything you need? I'll trade you for it.
This tool I got from my ex father in law he was a mechanic for a caning co.
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