I have no idea as to what this is. It is approx 5 1/2" and has B1293 with a triangle shape (after the 3) etched on it. Thanks for looking!
🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Tool of some sort
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Mr. H..could you provide some pics of the other sides?
Spent quite a bit of time looking at every odd tool image Google had to offer....I couldn't match it with any.
Creskol..I was thinking much the same, but putting a serial number (where it is) on a tool that's going to take some abuse made me rethink it.
That tool is designed with a specific purpose in mind...we've just got to figure out what that is.
Spent quite a bit of time looking at every odd tool image Google had to offer....I couldn't match it with any.
Creskol..I was thinking much the same, but putting a serial number (where it is) on a tool that's going to take some abuse made me rethink it.
That tool is designed with a specific purpose in mind...we've just got to figure out what that is.
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The handle cross section must be a clue. If it were a pry bar, I’d think it would have a round handle shape. I wonder if the square handle is meant to fit into a square opening on something. The shape would prevent it from rotating in the device.
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I keep think this might be a tool to remove wheel bearing grease cap or dust cover. Older tractors and farm machinery often came with a small tool kit of specialty tools to maintain the equipment. The small size fits, you don't need a lot of leverage, you just need to get behind the lip on the cover.
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