This here part was in a bunch of bins that came with my Daytona project. Got no clue what it is. Don't even know if it's for bikes. Says made in USA and has AP logo. Can someone tell me what the hell's goin on!!?!
Turbo Encabulator.
Quote from: pdxjim on February 10, 2020, 10:01:07 PM
Turbo Encabulator.
Helps with modal fluxes I do believe. Needs a new sperving bearing from what I can see though. :haw:
Agreed. Sperving bearing is shot, probably because some noob installed it backwards! You'll want to replace it with a high-speed chrome reverse bearing, as sperving bearings are made of unobtanium. Literally. Die-cast unobtanium.
clutch slave cyl. out of what i dont know.
Thanks Mark. Guy was an old drag bike guy. It looks "clutchy" but I've never seen anything like it before.
These other guys had me thinking Uranium Pu-36 space modulator.
doesn't look ford, have done a few of those, my guess is GM. id just stuff it right in the trashcan. :toot:
-Mark
Thanks Mark (sorry). It's headin for the bin! :taz: Weeeeeeeeee!
Better save the sperving bearing out of it, people collect those...
Quote from: 85RZwade on February 11, 2020, 09:42:54 AM
Better save the sperving bearing out of it, people collect those...
Give me your address. I'll send it to ya. :nana:
Anyone remember the Hydrocilator?
Well, I thought that was a lot of good fun. Of course, it's easy to have a good time as a smartass in the peanut gallery, so I'll offer something for identification this time, and I'll make it an easy one:
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I have a shed full of weird old stuff, so I can do this for days...but is anyone else interested? We'll see.
peaky, my shipping address is 1313 Mockingbird Lane, zip code E-I-E-I-O
Crank operated spinny-turny thing?
Valve lapper?
Did my wife put you up to this? Spinny-turny thing...You're right, of course...I just thought it would take a little longer! Got a puzzler of your own for us (me?)?
Haha .... is it really a valve lapper?
Funny story, a few years ago Amazon suggested I buy one of those suction cups on a stick style lappers, and I'm like ... "do you even know me?"
Holy hell, I was right!
https://www.ebay.com/i/383384182448?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=383384182448&targetid=874450542231&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9061081&poi=&campaignid=9343999437&mkgroupid=103102736148&rlsatarget=aud-622524041238:pla-874450542231&abcId=1139336&merchantid=8072234&gclid=Cj0KCQiAyp7yBRCwARIsABfQsnTc9hYz5qRqb-G868rD5DEecGkSxXfoVDdoLjPruPGvI20hfErmZQUaAu2uEALw_wcB
My Dad has a ton of old shit valuable vintage items like that in his shop from restoring antique "hit n' miss" stationary engines and Cletrac and Caterpillar tracklayer tractors, but I've honestly never seen one of those before. Just a wild guess.
Well, yeah you're right. Sounds like it was an educated guess! So weird you would mention a Cletrac, as there's one returning to the soil just a few yards from the shed from which I pulled the valve lapping tool tonight.
(https://i.ibb.co/ynVfz0F/A49-E7-E18-0780-45-C6-ACFF-688-CC07-BE6-B8.jpg)
(https://i.ibb.co/0VQDZ4P/9846-DF35-7-D9-B-4-ECB-AB7-E-3914-F71715-D2.jpg)
(https://i.ibb.co/2ZR3XJb/0492224-F-F8-C2-49-D8-BA71-A3-E90-E36789-D.jpg)
My lovely wife says it's a branding iron (I was thinking the same thing)
gm distributor wrench?
Nope and nope.
Although it would work pretty well as a branding iron if your name is "C".
It is a two-stroke related tool, tho. Sooner or later, the right person will wander by and know what it is immediately.
How big is that sucker? Need a sense of scale, please.
(https://i.ibb.co/gt3MQ56/67-E55-F64-7189-466-C-B46-F-74-C63-B3974-EF.jpg)
I'm thinking snowmobile or watercraft, something you'd need some length to reach into. The little kink would seem to indicate going inside a hole or recess...just about ready to search the K&L catalog.
Plug spanner(wrench )
Nope and nope.
Yes it's a wrench for a hard to reach nut down in a hole
Think Italian
sounds like a girl i used to know. :whistle: :dawg:
methinks its a bit obscure. scooter perhaps? lambretta ?
That ones easy. It's a wrist and arm brace from 1933. The t handle looking yabbit goes into your armpit thus giving the implement the nickname of the "North Korean goose-stepper". As your arms stay stiff when walking.
vespa clutch tool.
I knew i had seen one at the co-op in charlotte 5-6 years ago on a workbench. fuel tap wrench .. i had to look it up.
He's right, isn't he Jim?
Quote from: m in sc on February 19, 2020, 11:23:36 AM
vespa clutch tool.
I knew i had seen one at the co-op in charlotte 5-6 years ago on a workbench. fuel tap wrench .. i had to look it up.
We have a winner!
https://www.scooterworks.com/Tool-Fuel-Tap-Wrench-Vespa-PPX-Genuine-Stella-2T-P11940.aspx?gclid=CjwKCAiA1rPyBRAREiwA1UIy8CxiaQit39lUvtDqw9vcLqwQi9ATysgatSuc1yOJd3LUKJ92DFLb5hoC4QwQAvD_BwE
I found this inside an RD350 airbox, and it looks familiar. Can't say where I've seen it before.
(https://i.postimg.cc/MKs1ttNS/image.jpg)
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That's an impeller for a 350LC for scale. Anybody recognize the little devil?
Easy. Stopper for clutch cable sleeve, sits in cutout in lh side engine cover.
Ah! Thanks, I thought it looked familiar