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    james-davis
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      brought some old tools at a sale, thought they may be for outboard repair. anyone recognize any of them?


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      #77471
      green-thumbs
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        US Member - 2 Years

        Are there any identification numbers stamped on tools?

        The "T" handle with only half a handle differs from Mercury Service Tool 510
        (compare working ends)

        Probably every mechanism worth repairing had either factory or vendor service tools
        sometimes both. Identification of who, what and where used sometimes puzzling as
        only those "in the know" were aware of and/or used them. Sometimes a very handy
        service tool will turn up at a flea market or swap meet. It takes a sharp eye and a keen
        memory to spot a gem in a mixture of this, that and the other.


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        #77521
        james-davis
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          Figured these had something to do with small engines, guy had a lot of old marine and fishing stuff.

          #77525
          rco
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            I think the round sockets with the pins are rear brake caliper service tools for 80’s cars.

            #77589
            james-davis
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              broken handle one has 8650 and a w in triangle, other T handle has RAN281.

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