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Miller L-4435 Remover
Use this tool to remove differential bearing retainer and extensions housings on all transaxles on domestic vehicles.
Miller MD-998303 Spring Compressor
Use this tool to compress the valve spring while servicing the kickdown servo in Colt vehicles equipped with automatic transaxles.
1980 thru 1989.
Miller MD-998303-2 should be part of Miller MD-998303.
Use this tool to remove differential bearing retainer and extensions housings on all transaxles on domestic vehicles.
Miller MD-998303 Spring Compressor
Use this tool to compress the valve spring while servicing the kickdown servo in Colt vehicles equipped with automatic transaxles.
1980 thru 1989.
Miller MD-998303-2 should be part of Miller MD-998303.
Now i don't have to ask anymore on this forum, what Miller Special Tools are, and used for.
Always thought i had their catalogs.
Haven't seen these in 14 years, since moving into this house.
Forgot that i had them.
Buried deep in a box, way in the back, on the storage shelving.
Jim V.
hemi71x
Always thought i had their catalogs.
Haven't seen these in 14 years, since moving into this house.
Forgot that i had them.
Buried deep in a box, way in the back, on the storage shelving.
Jim V.
hemi71x
Don't know what for, but the bottom one is a spanner wrench.
Ya, i must have.
Lots of their tools i use in the rebuilding of suspension parts, and brake parts, getting things apart, and back together again.
Thank's for your help.
Appreciate your replies.
Jim V.
hemi71x
Back in the day Miller tool company would usually send you a new catalog with each order. Unfortunately around 1990 SPX took over making Miller tools and within a couple of years they deleted most of the older tools.
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
Long story which I'll skip, but these come out of tool box from a mechanic that seems to have worked on a wide variety of equipment and creatively ,modified or made a number of tools.
The following are, as best I can tell, not creative modifications.
Here's the catch. I don't know what most of them are, so in most cases I'm not going to be able to say 'right you are.'
Two very similar
1a. Marked Fast Lok in raised letters.
1b
Docorah, Iowa in the oval
The following are, as best I can tell, not creative modifications.
Here's the catch. I don't know what most of them are, so in most cases I'm not going to be able to say 'right you are.'
Two very similar
1a. Marked Fast Lok in raised letters.
1b
Docorah, Iowa in the oval
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Not much help, but I know #3 was made in Canada.
1WildRT
Well-Known Member
2 is missing the part it's named for...
Unconventional
Well-Known Member
#2 is missing the nylon strap that would wrap around a cylinder the feed back into the handle, then you lever handle to rotate the cylinder.
last one is a tap/die wrench ....is what i would use it for
i have a really cool tool for those clamps
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
Ah! Yes I knew that looked familiar but couldn't place it.
That's my guess too based on the name and the inserts. Funny that the drive is offset rather than centered. When I've had to tap where there is no room I've used a wrench or socket but its awkward.
Does it look like one of the ones above? If not. Post up a pic.
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
i have the same wire stripper in the top pic
This dodge company makes bearings & couplings. This is called a spider that goes between two coupling halves, one half will be mounted to a motor shaft, the other half will be mounted on gear reducer. This allows easy alignment.
grimreaper
Cross Member
1a and 1b are for tightening metal banding. There is another tool made for crimping the little metal clips that secure the banding. I have prepared many pallets using those exact tools. These can also tighten the self locking band clamps but they are a little bulky for that application.
grimreaper
Cross Member
The Dodge Flex size 4 J is an insert for a flex motor coupling.
It's a pump to motor coupler. I use them in some of my boiler systems at work.
so wonder if anyone knows this one ...
this is the tool for the strap clamps
not sure what the tool in the middle is for
the rachet looking thing goes in the other tool coils /pulls the clamp tight ,then you fold it over and the lever cuts it off
not sure what the tool in the middle is for
the rachet looking thing goes in the other tool coils /pulls the clamp tight ,then you fold it over and the lever cuts it off
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