John Stone
Well-known member
I have a few that I use and found this one (1901) along with a lot of 3Z tools. Those will go to my son since he has the T. I believe the 1901 must be pretty rare. Never have seen one before. Also shown is a 1845 which is very handy. The 1901 is described at the back of the '31 Parts Price List as a combination L and T wrench for cyl. head nuts. Thus, the dealers didn't require a torque wrench.
