Stump The Technician,,,Name That Tool

[BigFish]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

Okay, here's a few more...

Sorry about the crappy pic. I only have my cell phone to take pics right now.

I'm thinkin' the bottom one is a Tecumseh carb tool. (Looks like the one I got)
The top left is a magnetic thingamajig of dubious function.
The black thing is just that.....a black thing.
Top right looks to be a socket of some sort, but I dunno.

Forgot about the screwdriver for takin out jets and emulsion tubes.

[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by BigFish

I'm thinkin' the bottom one is a Tecumseh carb tool. (Looks like the one I got)
The top left is a magnetic thingamajig of dubious function.
The black thing is just that.....a black thing.
Top right looks to be a socket of some sort, but I dunno.

Forgot about the screwdriver for takin out jets and emulsion tubes.

Yes, it is a Tecumseh carb tool. The "screwdriver" is a special Holley carb screwdriver made for their funky headed screws.

The 3 other items... We'll see if anybody else can figure what they are.

[BigFish]

Originally Posted by Richard Martin

Yes, it is a Tecumseh carb tool. The "screwdriver" is a special Holley carb screwdriver made for their funky headed screws.

The 3 other items... We'll see if anybody else can figure what they are.

Hey! That don't count! I ain't seen a lawnmower yet with a Holley,no?
( And don't go postin no pick of some yahoos V8 powered mower)
Anyway, I got like four older Holleys, One on my Shamrock and a couple of spares, and I don't remember needin' any trick screwdriver!

[BigFish]

A couple of easy ones.....

#1.

#2.

[Richard Martin]

Originally Posted by BigFish

Anyway, I got like four older Holleys, One on my Shamrock and a couple of spares, and I don't remember needin' any trick screwdriver!

Holley used clutch head screws on some of their metering bodies. You see the screws used more often in aircraft applications.

[kymowboy]

1. Looks like what I use to move the spring loaded idler when installing my drive belt.
2. Saw chain file guides, used with a flat file to set the height of the "bumpers".

[piston slapper]

Dont use these everyday anymore...

[ericg]

Originally Posted by piston slapper

Dont use these everyday anymore...

that looks like a spindle puller/installer utilized when servicing spindles in the deck of the mower. It saves having to remove the spindles to change the bearings. That is my guess.

http://www.powerlawnmowerparts.com/m...ory_Code=32SET


Eric

[andy35321]

Is number 1 a fuel line hook stihl
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[piston slapper]

Originally Posted by ericg

that looks like a spindle puller/installer utilized when servicing spindles in the deck of the mower. It saves having to remove the spindles to change the bearings. That is my guess.

http://www.powerlawnmowerparts.com/m...ory_Code=32SET


Eric

Eric...doesn't sound like you're guessing...you got it....