Kube Super Moderator Jul 17, 2013 #1 Anyone have a idea what this tool was intended for? The Ford script is followed by 5-Z-157. It is 8" in overall length. Thanks! Attachments DSCN0721.jpg 21 KB · Views: 59
Anyone have a idea what this tool was intended for? The Ford script is followed by 5-Z-157. It is 8" in overall length. Thanks!
Scott H in Wheaton Well-known member Jul 17, 2013 #2 white size nut or bolt does it fit? Kinda looks like a lug wrench, the handle being angled away from the tire so you don't scrape your knuckles on the sidewall
white size nut or bolt does it fit? Kinda looks like a lug wrench, the handle being angled away from the tire so you don't scrape your knuckles on the sidewall
B Bruce Lancaster Member Emeritus Jul 17, 2013 #3 3 digit Z series tools are Model T, 4 digit ones are Model A with many of those crossing over into B and V8 uses. T parts catalogs and the '28-32 catalog identify many of them.
3 digit Z series tools are Model T, 4 digit ones are Model A with many of those crossing over into B and V8 uses. T parts catalogs and the '28-32 catalog identify many of them.
Randy in ca Well-known member Jul 17, 2013 #4 A Model T Tool Price List show this as being "Connecting rod cap bolt nut wrench (cylinder #4)".
Scott H in Wheaton Well-known member Jul 17, 2013 #6 Dang! Less than 30 minutes and you have the correct answers! Gotta love this bunch of car nuts
Kube Super Moderator Jul 17, 2013 #7 You guys are incredible! Thanks so much! I would never, I mean never, figured on a Model T connecting rod nut wrench. Thanks again!!!
You guys are incredible! Thanks so much! I would never, I mean never, figured on a Model T connecting rod nut wrench. Thanks again!!!