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  • austin20

    That is a five dollar bill.....Don

    Sorry I couldn't resist

    Actually they are Brake spring pliers

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  • dunbarboyz

    It is a Drum Brake Tool. Taking off and stretching long springs back on.

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  • jimdeere

    Yep. Somebody mashed their finger and hauled off and threw it in the creek.

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  • dcon12

    Worth about five dollars. Don

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  • Ditch-Runner
    dunbarboyz: 30428708179995/comments/30428738866587

    It is a Drum Brake Tool. Taking off and stretching long springs back on.

    winner.

    I have a cople of them in my brake tool drawer I have picked up over the years . but seldom ever use them . I still just use a screwdriver or pliers 98% of the time

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  • pulsarnc

    Learned how to change brake shoes on a 1966 f100 pickup . Still have the original tools .

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  • love2shoot
    pulsarnc: 30428708179995/comments/30428739119771

    Learned how to change brake shoes on a 1966 f100 pickup . Still have the original tools .

    Probably the scars too!

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  • austin20
    love2shoot: 30428708179995/comments/30428745335451

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11358298#Comment_11358298

    Probably the scars too!

    Amen to that brother

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  • bpost

    Well you guys seem to have great knowledge about brake tools. My guess was going to be a hemorrhoid picker/removal/tool thingie.

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  • pulsarnc

    Yeah ,the springs will sometimes slip off the hook .

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  • Butchdog2

    Fellow that invented that tool started with a screw driver and pair of pliers.

    He worked at the busted knuckle garage. Ouch

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  • Mr. Perfect

    If you would just move that drum brake tool we could tell you more about that carpet he found.

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  • asop

    I came across old break tools about a year ago cleaning out stuff. Old hammers (one with a replaceable lead head!), Red Wing axes and tools I have no idea what they were used for🙄

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Along the lines of changing brakes ,

    I remember as a young kid my dad had a car with disc brakes on the front . first one him or the neighbors had with with disc brakes . it was a discussion for a day or two among the neighbors and relatives. no one had ever changed a set before and were taking about how bad it might be . and how to to it was a big part of it I remember it because it was a big deal to the grownups and such events stick with us .

    any way I remember several of the men folk all huddled around the front of the car and then the out come of thats it , that was easy ..

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  • htredneck

    Channel locks are faster... and easier!

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  • pulsarnc

    I have a tool box full of stuff thst most youngsters would look.at and say what the heck ? Ridge reamers , hand held suction cup valve grinder , pilot bearing removal tool etc . Stuff no one uses except us old facts restoring old stuff .

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  • Butchdog2

    How about a timing light and dwell meter?

    Ever gauge a set of points with a matchbook?

    Or prank your buddy with a charged condenser?

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  • Mr. Perfect
    pulsarnc: 30428708179995/comments/30428756099611

    I have a tool box full of stuff thst most youngsters would look.at and say what the heck ? Ridge reamers , hand held suction cup valve grinder , pilot bearing removal tool etc . Stuff no one uses except us old facts restoring old stuff .

    I didn't even know suction cups had valves.

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