Linda Numbers might know, she may have had tools like that for her horse and buggy.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv
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Linda Numbers might know, she may have had tools like that for her horse and buggy.Quote:
Originally Posted by marv
Hmmm, now here's a big clue that should give it away, the instruction sheet...:evil-grin:
I got it!
Its an alien tool kit to adjust the angle of the dangle in the harmonic dubinator! :biggrin-new:
Darn! You beat me to it! :biggrin-new:Quote:
Originally Posted by patriot45
Just in case you are wrong ... it could also be used to do something with a type of 19th. century heating device.
The top tool with the wooden handle reminded me of what my grandmother used to use to open and shut the hot parts of her old cook stove.
Okay, okay, okay! Sometime this evening......before the destruction begins.......Quote:
Originally Posted by ABC in Georgia
Marv, thats a dang hard one!! First I thought it was a bike cable adjuster, then you throw in a diagram and its got a pipe in there!:frown-new:
So then I think maybe an exhaust for a boat motor, then aa hot water heater then my head exploded!!! :rolleyes::cool:
I got no clue!
Well, the world has already ended for New Zealand, so I better hurry.
ABC was the closest if her Grandma had an....
The give away should have been that curvey thingy...
Now I'm gonna watch the END OF THE WORLD.........:evil-grin:
Oh great! What the heck is that plumbing pipe for?
For the water cooled models..........:biggrin-new:Quote:
Originally Posted by patriot45
D***! I shoulda known that one. I spent a year cleaning those rascals one summer and darn near killed myself with cleaning fumes.
We were just using ordinary screwdrivers etc. No special equipment.