Tool Talk
Wrench Forum => Wrench Forum => Topic started by: Lewill2 on September 25, 2020, 06:31:51 PM
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I purchased this wrench 2 weeks ago on eBay and it just arrived at the house yesterday. It was in the possession of the USPS for those 2 weeks. It is a quick adjust buggy wrench patented by Frederick A. Wegner on February 11, 1890, patent 420,981. Maybe they delivered it by a horse and buggy to my local post office. The wrench is 11 1/2 inches long. A hammer poll is on the back of the upper stationary jaw.
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Good addition to your collection, Les !
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Fascinating details in the workings of that wrench!! Glad that it finally arrived safely!!!
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Cool tool.
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Another nice one. How exactly does it work? Does the adjustment cross-pin wedge into place? Or are you able to just depress it with your thumb?
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The cross pin is a wedge shaped pin that can be moved with your fingers.
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And the dynamic jaw could be used as a Pitman tool, as well.