The first one just a guess , it appears to be a tool to straighten bent fan blades,second tool is sort of a pipe wrench
which had teeth angled in to grip on round objects,[on one side] not a cat tool to my knowledge.[did not work to well]
leon.
Second one is an "alligator wrench"...
Hi The first one is known downunder as a sharks tooth used to have one with an eighteen inch handle and wold fit a 1 1/2inch nut either undo or do up
Cheers Peter
Sorry had serrated teeth on one side
Cheers
First wrench for turning blades on a reversible fan? don't think they had them back then though.
We used to find an alligator wrench in the feild from time to time. Dad would say because they were such a crappy wrench the old boys would throw them over there shoulder when trying to work with them.
Bruce P
Its hard to concept the use of an Alligator Wrench in a time period of transitioning from Square Head to Hex Head Bolts.
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