Stump The Technician,,,Name That Tool

[ericg]

Originally Posted by BigFish

We all know what it is, but..........who made it? ( in the good ole USA)
It's an oldie, but a quality goodie! When I bought it new 40 yrs ago, I bought a rebuild kit with it and it never needed it.
At the time it was unique in a couple of aspects, and still is. Name one for the bonus points.

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Big fish, how about Chicago Pneumatic, one of the first us made air tools. It may even have been a rebadged Skil unit. I am guessing that it had adjustable torque settings. It is called an angle head impact gun.

[piston slapper]

Originally Posted by BigFish

Three strikes......yer out!

Please include a bottle of that Holy Hog BBQ sauce!

Beep..Beep..Beep...Back the truck up....I aint stumped yet...
I'm thinking that air tool is co-branded..sold under many names...
Let me check with the Russian Judge on this one...(insert jeopardy music here)

[BILLSMOWERS]

Originally Posted by bigfish

we all know what it is, but..........who made it? ( in the good ole usa)
it's an oldie, but a quality goodie! When i bought it new 40 yrs ago, i bought a rebuild kit with it and it never needed it.
At the time it was unique in a couple of aspects, and still is. Name one for the bonus points.

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blue point
forward / reverse behind the trigger

am i even close?

[piston slapper]

To the untrained eyes they look like 2 bent pieces of wire...(not the ruler)
Without them you cant get this specific job done...
Name that tool...

[Wayne 55]

Pull a radio out of a Ford Pickup truck.

[piston slapper]

Originally Posted by Wayne 55

Pull a radio out of a Ford Pickup truck.

Nope...but it does have to do with something electrical on a 4 stroke engine..

[BigFish]

Those would be for the ol' brush retainer trick for when your assembling yer electrical starter.

[BigFish]

Originally Posted by BILLSMOWERS

blue point
forward / reverse behind the trigger

am i even close?

Nope.........

[ericg]

Originally Posted by BigFish

Those would be for the ol' brush retainer trick for when your assembling yer electrical starter.

Fish, what about our guesses on the 3/8" angled impact gun?
You have to supply Piston Slapper and me an answer

[BigFish]

Originally Posted by ericg

Big fish, how about Chicago Pneumatic, one of the first us made air tools. It may even have been a rebadged Skil unit. I am guessing that it had adjustable torque settings. It is called an angle head impact gun.

This guy is good!!!!





It's not a re-badged Skil unit, as you can see, it is a Skil unit!

One of the things that made it unique is the air motor/vanes are in the handle.( made for a large air motor) The impact mechanism is in the head driven by a bevel gear setup, easy to get to under the triangular name plate/cap.


There's another feature......................anybody?