Please explain this tool:
- Thread starter BIGRR
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He's wrong. One end is for right hand threads and the other for LHT.
No your both wrong one end is for right handers and the other for lefties 
You're all wrong, it's a double ended hammer. C'mon we've all done it.
And a smoke replacement kit??
Isn't it in the kit?
Mine has only one set of jaws and I call it a metric adjustable so the double ends must mean metric and imperial adjustable as graham suggested…jim
It was obviously a special tool designed to tighten LH and RH threaded nuts of different sizes simultaneously.....
Are the ends of it at different angles, to allow you to get onto fasteners that have restrictive access ?
You mean like turning an open ended spanner over?
You can have one for $7-50 on eBay
crescent tool co jamestown n y 6-8 inch Double end adjustable wrench (b4 | eBay
<p>crescent tool co jamestown n y 6-8 inch adjustable wrench. </p><p>Is bent some </p><p>Rust pitting </p><p>Working condition </p>
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THE SPANNER FOR SOMEONE WHO HAS EVERYTHING, PERHAPS on the negative side without a loop on one end it cant be hung on a shadow board ,why you no longer see them, as this design flaw was picked up by the discerning buyer
You're all numpties.
That is obviously a very early design of a wheel nut locking device. Didn't sell because it was fixed reach and let's be serious, who had their wheel nuts six inches apart by then?! That was so steam age.
That is obviously a very early design of a wheel nut locking device. Didn't sell because it was fixed reach and let's be serious, who had their wheel nuts six inches apart by then?! That was so steam age.
It actually has "6 - 8 in" marked on the handle - how that works with an adjustable wrench I can't figure, unless one head is bigger that the other, maybe disguised by the perspective of the photo.
The longer I look at it the more confused I get - is one thumbwheel the opposite to the other, ie, LH/RH?
I can't stand the old Bahco I used to have, with it's thumbwheel opening the jaws when most adjustables would be closing them!
The longer I look at it the more confused I get - is one thumbwheel the opposite to the other, ie, LH/RH?
I can't stand the old Bahco I used to have, with it's thumbwheel opening the jaws when most adjustables would be closing them!
You can weld the tool and then call it whatever you choose, the rest of us might call you an idiot, but heck comes with the territory these days.