skateandcreate
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Hey guys. Been cleaning up iron with electrolysis lately. Anyone familiar with this wrench design? Found 2 DIVs ago.
Hand forged wrench. Possible fuse wrench?
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Not so sure that's even a wrench
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Wagon/buggy/plow wrench. Too big to be a fuse wrench.
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The short remaining arm isn't tapered is it?... Like a ball joint splitter?
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No not tapered. Def not a pickle fork. Hand forged
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Wagon axle nut wrench. Tony
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