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    What is it?

    Was going through a box of yardsale tools, and found this; the sockets are 1/4" square drive with hex sizes, and the tool itself has a female 1/4" square socket in the t-handle with a 1/4" male hex. Any ideas?20250919_190107.jpg20250919_190128.jpg20250919_190107.jpg20250919_190148[1].jpg

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    item with red knob is older ratcheting screw driver -
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    i believe they are plumbing tools to repair old style faucets, have some that are similar but not exact
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    Quote Originally Posted by rancher1913 View Post
    i believe they are plumbing tools to repair old style faucets, have some that are similar but not exact
    This. It looks like the seat refacing tools we used on flat washer tub and sink faucets. The tools are multipurpose and have do-dads for unscrewing the fittings and screw-in seats as well as doing refacing with the cutter attachment.
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    I think the old faucet internal seat cutting tools have been used for timing flash suppressors.
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    Yep, just some old crappy tools.
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