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| subject: | PHILIPS TUBES (VALVES)! |
-=> Jay Emrie said to Jasen Betts -=> about "PHILIPS TUBES (VALVES)!" on 01-05-03 15:05..... JE> Most of us here call then "crescent wrenches". Why, I have JE> no idea. A similar type wrench but with the jaws at 90 JE> degrees to the handle was called a "monkey wrench" but this JE> has been about 60-70 years since they were made/used. I also remember "King Dick" wrenches. This was of course the name of the manufacturer. I suspect "Crescent" and "Monkey" may also have been brand names. JE> Ford made them a normal accessory (like the jack, lug JE> wrench, crank) with the Model A, Model T and I think the JE> very early V8s. All of those cars I had came with them. The crank wasn't an accessory on the model T. It was a non-optional fixture ;-) From Greg Mayman, in beautiful Adelaide, South Australia ... It has yet to be proven that intelligence has survival value. ___ Blue Wave/386 v2.30 --- FLAME v2.0/b* Origin: Braintap BBS Adelaide Oz, Internet UUCP +61-8-8239-0497 (3:800/449) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 800/449 1 640/954 774/605 123/500 106/1 379/1 633/267 |
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