Being as I'm merely an enthusiast not a mechanic, I have to admit I'm stumped as to what these two items are called/used for? Would be for use on older cars most likely, and thats all I got. Any help appreciated.
pic 1 looks like part of a puller set. pic 2 looks like valve refacers and spark plug hole taps.
2sheddies,
Nov 10, 5:51pm
Awesome, cheers for that. Feel a bit silly having to ask, but when you don't know ya don't know lol. Thanks again.
intrade,
Nov 10, 5:53pm
pic one is some form of pullers i have one that looks similar for pulling flywheels on puch mopeds somwhere probably in europe at my brothers house the other tool looks like a reemer shanfer cutting tool to remoove burs etc the center pins will be to aligne on the hole so it dont drifts sideways
a.woodrow,
Nov 10, 5:53pm
Don't get too excited I could be wrong haha. Wait till one of the oldies comes in and tells you it's a tool to cut leather big end bearings for a model t or some silly thing
socram,
Nov 10, 5:55pm
"The only dumb question is the one you don't ask. "
kazbanz,
Nov 10, 6:10pm
actually One pic looks like half a chain splitter. what scale are thos pics? The other did look like some kind of valve seat cutter
2sheddies,
Nov 10, 6:28pm
Haha. well it sounds good to me. When you said part of a puller, I looked again and thought of course! How the hell could I not have figured that out!
2sheddies,
Nov 10, 6:31pm
True that. And I'm more than happy to admit I'm certainly no mechanic. Wouldn't want to be nowadays. modern engines do my head in!
2sheddies,
Nov 10, 6:33pm
I've just used my phone camera so don't know exactly the scale, but the two T bar things would probably fit in your palm.
johotech,
Nov 10, 6:35pm
The cutters are definitely valve seat cutters. Cutter heads screw onto the handles and the center pin goes into the valve guide.
The threaded items are a type of puller. The first looks like an automotive A/C compressor clutch puller. Second one is probably the same, just a different model compressor. The other items could be spacers/drifts for the same. Hard to tell.
lookoutas,
Nov 10, 6:46pm
They look like the tools I borrowed off my plumber mate to reseat leaking taps, where the washer seals.
kam04,
Nov 10, 6:48pm
No such thing as a dumb question - only dumb answers
bigfatmat1,
Nov 10, 7:26pm
1st pick looks like some bush pullers used when you cannot push a bush through
bigfatmat1,
Nov 10, 7:29pm
One of the pullers looks like a crank puller off a bike as well
rbd,
Nov 10, 7:47pm
Nippon Denso AC compressors from mid 80's had a ~M25 mm thread in the pressure plate. You wound in your large thread that looked like the first item and it had a M6 bolt through the centre that eased off the pressure plate. I had to get one specially made. Used it once, still in tool box.
Later compressors had a M6 bolt holding the pressure plate on with a M8 thread in the hole. Remove the M6, insert a M8 and off it pops.
2sheddies,
Nov 10, 9:26pm
Cheers for all the helpful answers everyone. Knew this would be the place to go!
marte,
Nov 10, 11:04pm
#1? Any takers for a clutch plate alignment tool? Maybe missing some parts?
It does look like a 'pulling tool' (sic) though.
desmodave,
Nov 2, 5:31am
Correct , i wouldn't feel silly either . Thinking you know, and knowing you feels quite different in your head space .
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