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Buffalo Pitts Cutout and Buffalo Pitts Solid # E1318
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John Deere A196 double hammer cutout wrench. Uncommon.
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John Deere A196 double hammer cutout wrenches. Showing two variations - note the shape of the large square socket - one has indentations in top and bottom, the other not. Are there any other variations out there? Both uncommon.
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John Deere A196 cutout wrench. Common.
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John Deere A196-A cutout wrench.
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Syracuse SC 25 is wrench supplied with several cultivators, seen in a 1910 parts list (USA) and no doubt many others.
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Syracuse C 25 is wrench a varioation on the SC 25 seen above. We have not been able to find a listing for it - it may be a casting error, or an Australian production variation, 2 examples seen so far.
If you can provide a listing for this it would be very helpful
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IDEAL buggy wrench Patent April 28, 1903. Showing both sides.
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International Harvester Wrenches: 137-1/2E and 770 below.
Both are very hard to find in Australia
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E39 cutout wrench by Iron Age - This is one of the three known variations of the E39 cutout, all similar shape. Compare it to the solid E39 which is quite diifferent - see below.
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E39 Solid wrench by Iron Age - uncommon compared to the E39 cutout, which comes in three variations. See above for one example.
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Iron Age C9 cutout
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OXO L234 Cutout - by NOXON Brothers Mfg Co, Ingersol, Ontario, Canada. The company existed from 1856 to 1915 when it went bankrupt and out of business.
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Planet jr S wrench. This is the 5 slot version, there is also a 4 slot version
This is said to be pre 1890
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Planet JR. 312, 12 inches long. Rare.
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Planet JR / K48 cutout variations:
Planet JR / K48
Planet JR / K48 U.S.
Planet JR / K48 U.S.A.
Are there any other variations in the K48 cutout?
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Planet JR K152, another rare item
"The Planet Jr K152 cutout wrench was a 2-year wrench
that was sold with equipment in 1897 and 1898. It was possible that it
was also sold into 1899 as supplies lasted but I see no references to
them after that period. The equipment that this wrench would have
shipped with would have been the: Planet Jr. #4 Combined Drill
Planet Jr. #5 Drill
Planet Jr. #15, 16, 17, & 18 Single Wheel Hoe".
Ref: Samuel Leeds Allen IV
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Planet JR. H4 Made in the United States of America, solid variant of the cutout of the same basic shape. Showing both sides.
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Planet JR. H4, solid variant of the cutout of the same basic shape. Showing both sides.
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Planet JR. selection to show comparative sizes. The top one is 12 inches long
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A: Verity P61 Cutout
B: Uunnamed P61 Cutout
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Unknown maker, only marked X59
Info sought
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Unknown maker, only marked X36
Info sought