Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: john k on May 25, 2012, 07:47:27 PM
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Knowing this crowd this will go unguessed for about a minute and thirty seconds. I just got it, was able to unload it without hurting myself. Is missing one leg. In the neighborhood of 200lbs. Mole is one of the words cast into it. I don't know why I bother, its just too easy in this bunch. Must dig deeper. OK, what is it, what did it do specifically, and if you're adventurous, when?
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If Rube Goldberg was still around, I'll bet he could tell ya......lol
DM&FS
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Too many places to pinch my fingers. Clamps flat steel straps/banding maybe?
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does it travel on a cable?
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>does it travel on a cable?
It took me a while to figure out it is sitting on 2 old tire rims....
I see a compound lever handle, and a blade, so , some kind of a shear? (banding tool is a good guess..) hmm
Awfull elaborate to be an ordinary bench shear ....
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Does this help? Technically, a band clamp, would be correct, but when the band/iron tire is heated, placed between the clamps, pressure is applied via a long bar, the tire can be made smaller, shrinking the diameter. Which in its time was easier than cutting and rewelding the tire. Now if I can find a roller.
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Oh! A tire shrinker! Never seen one like these -- I'm used to more primitive tire shrinkers. Cool!
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Oh! A tire shrinker! Never seen one like these -- I'm used to more primitive tire shrinkers. Cool!
i could surely use that I have several good 16 inc tires and some 15 inc rims I wonder if shrinking them will distort the name on the tire bob w.
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Oh! A tire shrinker! Never seen one like these -- I'm used to more primitive tire shrinkers. Cool!
i could surely use that I have several good 16 inc tires and some 15 inc rims I wonder if shrinking them will distort the name on the tire bob w.
Lettering should be fine, but you'll need tubes