I have hisbooklet and judging standards etc. thanks.I have the book written by David Adair, “A guide to Tools for the Model A” second edition2005.
In the book it states that the JS call for a length of 15” but he has never seen one and all he has seen were 12”. He does not mention a part number so I would think that the originals did not have a P/N on them.
They did make different lengths for other vehicles etc. We are trying to determine who made the decision that the AA Service Truck Commercial veh.Per Judging Standards requires a 15 Inch with what markings if any, Thanks for all the replies So Far.I have a 15" one with no numbers visible on it. I also have a Budd wrench with a number, and different length, which I am guessing is a little later than the AA wrench.
Thank you Neil I believe Jerry has talked to you in the past. Will take some measurements.Attached is a re-draw of Ford engineering drawings of the AA starting cranks and wheel wrenches which is being proposed for the 2014 update of the JS section E. Note that these do not agree with the current JS.
AA-17035-B is the wheel nut wrench for the 1-1/2" hex. wheel nuts. AA-17034 is the handle.
No marking are specified on the Ford engineering drawings. Note the locations of the holes for the handles.