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Found in the tools and such in that Husky box I bought a while back, don’t have a clue what it is. Has a 1/4″ shank on it…
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It’s a T tool drive attachment but some quick research only turned up some Ebay hits for this “Mystery Tool”. There’s no literature I can find to describe it or it’s purpose.
Same here Hugh nothing but people selling them on eBay
You guys probably found the same eBay listings and other info that I found. Sometimes Google isn’t smart, it happens.
I found absolutely nothing of value on this thing.. I get the feeling that it’s a spoof tool of some sort. Maybe it’s only purpose is to be a mystery. Haha
Only thing really intriguing about it is the RPM rating. Outside of electric motors…it’s just totally WTF.
1973 conuter valve installation driver. Haven’t seen one for awhile.
Wow just like that the mystery is over…..lol! Thanks overanalyze did u use these?
Many many times…lol! Didn’t you ever have to change your conuter valve?
i cant even find that name on google either….i even tried bing *shutters*
so i have a feeling that you messing with us! 👿
You spelled “Kanuter” wrong, and the Kanuter valve is on the ’74, they didn’t start installing them until then. At first I thought it was the tool used to change the headlight fluid, but it’s too big. Oddly, it’s also too small for the muffle grease…
Hatter512 wrote:
i cant even find that name on google either….i even tried bing *shutters*
so i have a feeling that you messing with us! 👿
You’d likely find that description on urban dictionary instead. lmao.
It’s odd because if it’s rotated it will not be centered….hmmm
Poisonfangs85 wrote:
It’s odd because if it’s rotated it will not be centered….hmmm
Well the bottom portion of the T could be for leverage only. Looks to me to be a fit for two sizes of the same fitting. Pretty certain whatever it is it’s for some kind of pluming, like a water key.
it is a tool for tensioning hooks / eyelets
http://www.carl-ras.dk/e-shop/vaerktoej/bitsboroghulsave/bits/bitsholdere/bitstiloeskner/
http://jysk.dk/gardiner/gardintilbehor/oskner-kroge-10stk-pk
KWC wins!!!
Well I’ll be darned!! I would have never guessed that, but you bet your butt I’ll use it!
I always just chucked the hook in my drill and drove it in. This is a much better option.
well ille be damn Thank KWC!
Kanuter valve? Muffler grease? Very funny.
nordraw wrote:
Kanuter valve? Muffler grease? Very funny.
It’s usually found between the Prop Wash and buckets of steam.
Funny ..fence-seeds … left-handed screwdriver .. a bucket of elbow grease .. I hope the point is not lost in translation..
KWC wrote:
it is a tool for tensioning hooks / eyelets
http://www.carl-ras.dk/e-shop/vaerktoej/bitsboroghulsave/bits/bitsholdere/bitstiloeskner/
http://jysk.dk/gardiner/gardintilbehor/oskner-kroge-10stk-pk
Ha ha – I was going to say that. It looks a little bit like the business end of the Festool Centrotec Hook Driver
KWC wrote:
Funny ..fence-seeds … left-handed screwdriver .. a bucket of elbow grease .. I hope the point is not lost in translation..
Fence seeds! That’s a new one to me. Lol
Poor kid, lol that’s a good one bump start the saw. I’m putting that one in my back pocket hehe
Don’t forget the Sheetrock spreader
KWC wrote:
ooh man!! i havent laughed that hard in a while! thats gold
fence seeds is another great one LOL
That’s hilarious! I bet that kid could be told to change the air in his tires too!
LOL!!
Ah that explains it, it’s a foreign invention. I use a Gator Grip to turn such items.