Specialty S-9529 Cam Shaft Holder

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S-9529 Cam Shaft Holder

S-9529 Chevrolet Camshaft Holder. Used in early GM  V-8s. This holds the cam shaft while the gear is driven on. It avoids removing any freeze plugs and transfers the shock through to the crank case

1953 – 1960

 

GCP-10 Grease and Hub Cap Tool

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S-9529 Cam Shaft Holder

GCP-10 Grease and Hub Cap Tool. These are often seen. One of the handles has a flat for prying. The jaws are angled to get behind the crimped edge of grease caps

1953 -1970 and on

 

Specialty Hudson Wrenches

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Catalog drawing from 1928

These are specialty wrenches for servicing Hudson – Essex cars. Vanadium Steel, heat treated and shaped for the purpose

No 1501 Hudson Chain Inspection Plate Wrench. Reaches hard to reach areas

 

 

 

 

Specialty Hudson Water Pump Wrench

Catalog drawing from 1928

 

No 1502 Hudson water pump Works on 2 jobs, the water pump and the chain drive inspection cover

 

 

 

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Specialty Hudson Cylender and Steering Wrench

Catalog drawing from 1928

HS-2425 Hudson Cylinder bolts. Steering support bolts on one side and cylinder head bolts on the other
BS-2830 and BS-3436 look very similar

 

 

Special Offset wrenches

Catalog drawing from 1928

No 2504. Designed for the 1928 Buick Standard Six front and rear engine base bolts

 

 

 

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Special Offset wrenches

Catalog drawing from 1928 against an actual example

No 2502 Buick Master Six rear engine bolts

One will not have a problem identifying this wrench. It has a unique 3-bend pattern like nothing else. The shaft is boldly marked “Chrome Vanadium” and “Snap-on Milwaukee”. It was offered from 1927 to 1929.

The question in my mind is who bought these wrenches?  They are obstruction wrenches for Buick rear engine “base” bolts on the Master Six. It is used only on the 1927 model. This was a series of beautiful cars – total production (of the cars) – 119,272.

Many of these wrenches survive. My only guess is they are not general use tools. The No 2503s out there were not heavily used and many have survived.

 

 

 

 

Stock Number

Size

Date Range

Comment

1501

½

1928 – 1929

Hudson

1502

½

1928 – 1929

Hudson

HS-2425

25/32 3/4

1928

Hudson

No  2509

9/16

1928 – 1929

Ford Main Bearing Wrench

No  2510

11/16

1928 – 1929

Ford Main Bearing Wrench

No 2506

¾

1928 – 1929

Chevy Main Bearing

No 2512

13/16 7/8

1928 – 1933

Chevy

BS=2830

7/8 15/16

1928

Buick Springs and Shackle bolts

BS-3436

1 1/8 – 1 1/16

1928

Buick

No 2501

 

1928 – 1933

Buick front engine bolts

No 2502

 

1928 – 1929

Buick rear engine base bolts

No 2503

 

1928 – 1933

Buick Side engine bolts

No 2504

 

1928 – 1929

Buick rear engine bolts

No 2513

 

1928 – 1929

Buick Head Bolts

No 2513A

 

1931-1937

Buick Head Bolts

No 2513C

 

1936 – 1941

Buick Head Bolts

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Special Offset wrenches

Catalog drawing from 1928

No 2503 Buick Standard Six side engine bolts 1927 / 1928 models
No 2509 and No 2510 Ford Bearing Wrenches

 

Special Offset wrenches

Catalog drawing from 1928

No 2506 Ford Rear Bearing Wrench

The No 2506 shown here is from 1929.  The wrench was advertised in the catalogs from 1927 through 1929. It was made of Chrome Vanadium tool steel, but this is not marked in the shaft of the tool like others are. The shaft is marked “Snap-on” and “2506”. The date stamps on this tool are on the shaft – opposite side. Apparently these were used for the rear main bearing bolts on most or all Ford models in the 1927-29 period. This period was the Model T to Model A transition period, but I assume this is a Model T wrench. Today these come up commonly from time to time.

 

 

 

 

Special Offset wrenches

Catalog drawing from 1928

No 2513 Buick Cylinder head stud wrench

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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