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[P-12 Tommy]

What kind of tool do you think it is?

Tom

[Dodgeb4ya]

Screw starter...Holder....

[Don Coatney]

Dont get me started.

[Niel Hoback]

Heheheheheeheh,, go ahead,,, i'm waitin.

[Scruffy49]

Looks more like a jet wrench. You know, the little brass dots with a hole in them in your carb. A regular screwdriver can actually destroy a jet pretty quickly. All it takes is a slip of the wrong size screwdriver and you have in effect jetted down, leaning out your fuel mix.

[Don Coatney]

Heheheheheeheh,, go ahead,,, i'm waitin.

You go first:D

[Niel Hoback]

Well, first you gotta take it to dinner and a show,,,,,,,,,,,,

[Plymouthy Adams]

jet wrench?????...have you ever seen a barrel nut driver?

[randroid]

Gents,

Looks just like a spring loaded punch I used to have. Could use it as a nail set but it was intended to make a precision mark in metal, etc.

-Randy

[Big_John]

Yep, screw starter for slotted screws. Twist the top it locks the slot of the screw to the end. Don't need a romantic dinner and a couple drinks for this one.

[P-12 Tommy]

Dodgeb4ya,Don and Big John are right. It's a spring loaded slotted screw starter. It works good on those itty bitty srews in the dizzy. It's been a time saver. Some guy I worked with in a Dodge dealership gave me that back in the mid 80's.

Tom

[Don Coatney]

Well, first you gotta take it to dinner and a show,,,,,,,,,,,,

Are you that easy?

[Niel Hoback]

At my age I'll take it where I can get it.

[DJ194950]

well several of ya passed that test.

several got lost.

next test: clue, one end has a magnet.

[Big_John]

Nut starter

[DJ194950]

nope. kinda-maybe in the family.

try again?

[Dodgeb4ya]

Small rubber band spreader?

[DJ194950]

nope again.

since it's time to get out of the garage and make dinner??

it's almost the same as the first screw or bolt starter but made for philipps/tork

headed items. the magnet is for retrieving the items that will still be dropped regardless of how carefull you are.

have a good evening gentlemen,

doug

[Don Coatney]

well several of ya passed that test.

several got lost.

next test: clue, one end has a magnet.

I think it is a Hobac picker-upper used to replace the dinner and movie:D

Here is one for you. What is this tool used for?

[P-12 Tommy]

Geez, I think I created a monster!

Tom

[Merle Coggins]

I think it is a Hobac picker-upper used to replace the dinner and movie:D

Here is one for you. What is this tool used for?

I know that tool, and I regret to say that I've used it. I certainly wouldn't want it used on me. It is used to install castration rubber bands. We also used them for removing horns.

Merle

[Big_John]

nope. kinda-maybe in the family.

try again?

The magnetic end, yes, that could be for phillips screws, but the end showing sure looks like a nut starter to me.

Just like this one:

http://www.generaltools.com/Nut-Starter_p_396.html

[Don Coatney]

I know that tool, and I regret to say that I've used it. I certainly wouldn't want it used on me. It is used to install castration rubber bands. We also used them for removing horns.

Merle

You are correct. It is a Band Elastrator. Turns a bull into a steer:eek:

[Oldguy48]

well several of ya passed that test.

several got lost.

next test: clue, one end has a magnet.

screw starter for a phillips head screw

[Niel Hoback]

Ouchhhhhhhhh !!