Post #395 is a belt stretcher, not so common any longer. Replaced by make, model, serial number, and application, or your just **** out of luck. LOL
What is this tool thread? Take a guess. Stump the Toolman!
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A belt gauge. No stretching there.
Thanks Toolman, I do know, just making a funny. LOL
Jason Wenger
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High torque beer opener. This is the less common bi-directional model, suitable for use on either left or right handed bottles. Make sure you set the lever on your ratchet appropriately before using it.
North or south of the equator?
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They have miniature ones like that to measure turntable/cassette player belts at the electronics store I got to.
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Any guesses?
Spot weld remover/buster
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First titties i saw in a film shown in 5th grade classroom!Had to google Nanook of the North. Now I can LOL.
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Nope
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Nope...this one is very specific to a trade...oops!
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Well, its a lead sheath cable knife. The thicker part is where you hammer on it to slice/break the lead sheath or case on an old telephone cable or splice.
This is used to adjust the tie rod tubes when you're aligning your front end.
Teacher, I know. That's an oldie. Lisle Tools made here in Iowa.
I have a newer one that I have not used for years. Think it is snap on.
Prehistoric ridge reamer?
Yes!
Just sayin! 
this?
PlymCrazy
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Dwell meter
Tach, dwell, cylinder cancel meter.
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