Looking for front servo tool #AT-52. This is a replacement for Kent-Moore tool #'s J-1693 and J-1693-A. Also, the Kaiser tool # was KF-77
Also the rear band tool, #AT-54, K-M #J-5071
New Britain also manufactured these tools under their own part number.
I need them to loan to my customers when they purchase HM rebuilding parts.
Thanks, Dave
1946-62 Hydramatic band adjusting tools
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Re: 1946-62 Hydramatic band adjusting tools
This was a old posting for a HBAT--I have a None Better tool # AH 10 X which I believe was made by New Britain Tool co.. I could not find any information as to the correct nomenclature that it fits or does, however it looks simular to a few other tools on E-bay. This has a deep 12 point socket with a slotted center portion & dial on top from 1-9-0 and eight pointed adjusting handle. If you are still interested in this tool, e-mail me @ dhdslimbow@yahoo.com and I can send you detailed pictures and pricing...........Cranky 
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