Tool Talk
Picture Forum => Picture Forum => Topic started by: Papaw on March 15, 2015, 07:38:23 PM
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Roebling Twin Alligator Wrench. I am partial to alligator wrenches and this is only one of my many favorites. Sizes #1 and #2 on a 10" wrench with really good teeth.Made by J A Roebling of Trenton, New Jersey of Brooklyn Bridge fame.
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I have one of the single end no. 2 Roebling's but have never seen one of the doubles.
Mike
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Were they intended to be used only on square nuts?
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They were used on other fasteners as well as being used as pipe wrenches.
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Nice one! Any idea on how many different sizes they made?
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I don't know what sizes Roebling produced. Others made up #5.
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I must be dense. I never realized there was a standard numbering system for alligator wrench sizes.
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I don't think there ever was.
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Roebling made a #5 also, I have one, or had one.
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Are these Roebling wrenches very rare ?
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Not especially rare, but when in good condition, they are beautiful to me!