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kevinj54

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I put another pic in the identify area. It says true-rench 245 for the farmall M



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If you could get a picture of the WHOLE tool, on a surface where it doesn't blend in so well, that would help.

Right now all I can see is a piece of flat bar that's clearly welded to some sort of hoop deal, and it's all blending into the plywood.
 
(quoted from post at 09:30:27 04/02/13) If you could get a picture of the WHOLE tool, on a surface where it doesn't blend in so well, that would help.

Right now all I can see is a piece of flat bar that's clearly welded to some sort of hoop deal, and it's all blending into the plywood.
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I could only get one pic here, other one is in identify as stated in original post.

I am pretty sure it is for moving rear wheels. I can add another post here with pic
 
(reply to post at 11:28:43 04/03/13)
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The yoke has a cam lock to hold onto the axle, I think the rods are clamped between the the the lock and cast center and the lever is used to push the wheel in or out.

Someday when I have a wheel loose I will try it.

I got it cheap so I added it to the collection.
 

The yoke has a cam lock to hold onto the axle, I think the rods are clamped between the the the lock and cast center and the lever is used to push the wheel in or out.

Someday when I have a wheel loose I will try it.

I got it cheap so I added it to the collection.[/quote]

Oh, you bought it. I would have bought it for $10.50, too.
 
(quoted from post at 12:34:37 04/03/13)
The yoke has a cam lock to hold onto the axle, I think the rods are clamped between the the the lock and cast center and the lever is used to push the wheel in or out.

Someday when I have a wheel loose I will try it.

I got it cheap so I added it to the collection.
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Oh, you bought it. I would have bought it for $10.50, too.[/quote]ot designed to push[/u:2e9309de27], but to PULL.
 
(quoted from post at 15:52:30 04/03/13) If you will notice, the rod and link parts are designed to PULL and not to push.
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That is true, the horseshoe cam thing comes apart so it can be put on the inside also
 
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