Guess this tool!
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#30
paperweight/conversation piece.
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If it is a bike tool, it has got to rank up there for me as one of the strangest I have ever seen. Best guess, like someone else, is some kind of sealed bearing removal tool.
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In guessing you found this in the conservatory next to the late Col. Mustard?
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That makes sense actually, that it is some sort of spring compressor, perhaps for installing them on old springer type forks?
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I've searched google for a few things from chain link fence tools to seal pullers and think I've narrowed it down. It's a vacuum advance for a goats a$$ removal tool from the late 60's, they redesigned the tool in the 80's when the second generation of goats a$$ vacuum advance units hit the market making this tool obsolete and quite rare.
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It's one of the most important Pro cycling tools...a portable IV bag hanger for those pre race pick me ups
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I've searched google for a few things from chain link fence tools to seal pullers and think I've narrowed it down. It's a vacuum advance for a goats a$$ removal tool from the late 60's, they redesigned the tool in the 80's when the second generation of goats a$$ vacuum advance units hit the market making this tool obsolete and quite rare.
Glenn
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