What is it? #131

[R.H.]

The latest set has just been posted:

Rob

[Christian Stu?ben]

767 ... maybee the golf tee was steambathed. at some high temperature wood can be bent. greetings from germany Chris

[PY]

I'll guess that there is a space that has been drilled out in the hole in which the tee sits - as though the hole was first drilled at a 45 degree angle, and rotated until it was verticle (in-line with the original hole). The space is hidden by the tee when the tee is in position.

[Nick Atty]

It's intriguing, isn't it? It's clearly designed to clamp two round, or roundish, things. If it held them at an angle I'd say it was some sort of picture frame maker or something. But it holds these things parallel

- and fairly precisely.

[Leon]

KD tools.. the expensive ones that GM sends you every year. ;~) Points dwell adjustment tool for the GM caps with the window. The 4 and 6 bangers had to have the cap off with a screwdriver in the a notch in the distributor base for points adjustments. The pictured tool also worked with different attachments to adjust the carbs also.

[Teamcasa]

Leon, I should send pictures to this guy of some of the (GM/VW/HONDA and others) special tools I have been forced to buy over the last 30 years ;-0

Dave

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[R.H.]

Thanks! Those sites are good references; I think that the one in my photos is probably a fusible link but I'm still going to do a little more research on it.

Rob

[Peter DiVergilio]

Actually, the expensive tools GM sent out were Kent Moore. KD were available at the parts stores for reasonable money and worked quite well.

[Duff]

762. Not going to guess 763. Not going to guess 764. Ballpoint pen end w/out the ball 765. I agree w/the carb tool 766. I agree w/the fire detection link (thats what I thought when I saw it) 767. I agree w/the steaming (thats what I thought when I saw it)

[DoN. Nichols]

According to Alexander Thesoso :

Perhaps just to reduce the weight. Since if it is being applied to already live wires, it will need to be positioned by a long insulated pole with a hook through the eye on the clamp screw.

The notch is rounded enough to be not much of a problem -- and I don't see it being in service for long enough to worry about that as it is apparently applied.

Enjoy, DoN.

[Teamcasa]

Dave

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