GA-17 Headlight Bulb Pliers
GA-17 Headlight Bulb Pliers
Headlight Bulb Pliers
The Thick sponge-rubber lined transverse jaws securely hold the glass bulb itself instead of the metal base…this has proved by practical experience the best method of gripping the bulb. Pliers that grip the metal base often cut the metal instead of turning it. The sponge rubber grips tightly without danger of breaking the bulb and makes it easy to remove or replace headlight bulbs….especially useful on late model cars. Handles all present models
1937 only
Headlight Bulb Pliers HL-17
Headlight Bulb Pliers HL-17 1941
Here’s the best tool you ever saw for removing or replacing headlight bulbs. The jaws are serrated jaws are serrated and so formed as to fully encircle the base of the bulb, giving a firm grip without danager of crushing the lamp base. Handles are springy and will yield before causing injusry to the bulb.
The actual article is actually pretty cheaply made and is unmarked. It has no Snap On or Blue Point labels, no part numbers or no other marking.
1941 - 1945