What are theses for?

[rtcosic]

That's the sort of thing that I had in mind. But I don't think that it's beefy enough. Do you watch Engel's Coach Works?

Actually, not the felloes but the tyre.

Yes of course I do! His brother in law's channel bores me to tears though.

So that's how you spell it - felloes.

The tyre tool he uses seems simpler than that though.

Tarm Jarnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Restoration, Gorham, Maine?

 

[Arc Tourist]

Seeing at the slight curvature of the handles in the second photo, it looks like a combination tire removal tool, with the spreader to help with valve and tube installation.

 

[bricol]

Look similar to bike tubeless tyre installation tool

 

[mtt.tr]

It's for extracting money out of a Yorkshiremans wallet.

 

[Migmac]

Seeing at the slight curvature of the handles in the second photo, it looks like a combination tire removal tool, with the spreader to help with valve and tube installation.

The flat handles remind me of old tyre levers

 

[badabec]

It's for extracting money out of a Yorkshiremans wallet.

Not big enough

 

[slim_boy_fat]

Bead breaker?

Can't see it at that length, have you ever tried to take a tyre off a rim with the old manual one? T'aint easy .

@The_Yellow_Ardvark where/how did you come by them? Could they be a 'one-off someone need for a specific purpose, e.g. a homemade project?

 

[8ob]

Can't see it at that length, have you ever tried to take a tyre off a rim with the old manual one? T'aint easy .

@The_Yellow_Ardvark where/how did you come by them? Could they be a 'one-off someone need for a specific purpose, e.g. a homemade project?

Asking the Vark where the skip was they came from would be like asking a woman her true age

Bob

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Can't see it at that length, have you ever tried to take a tyre off a rim with the old manual one? T'aint easy .

@The_Yellow_Ardvark where/how did you come by them? Could they be a 'one-off someone need for a specific purpose, e.g. a homemade project?

Asking the Vark where the skip was they came from would be like asking a woman her true age

Bob

They were in the box of bits a friend gave me.
I understand they came from a local car boot sale.

 

[mcostello]

Ya know how some People have their head up their.................... Maybe that's the tool to remove it.

 

[zeppelin builder]

got it its a side valve , valve spring compressor

 

[Dilkris]

got it its a side valve , valve spring compressor

Well done !!!

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

got it its a side valve , valve spring compressor

Any pictures or links please.

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Tool for spreading the fellows on a wooden wheel to insert the spokes?

Ooops missed your reply.
Any links or pictures please?

 

[rtcosic]

Ooops missed your reply.
Any links or pictures please?

Either @Seadog or I will have to watch hours of Engel's Coach Works videos on Youtube to find an example. I'll try this evening as I'm being dragged treated to a trip to the NEC today - Grand Designs Live. Yeah!

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

Either @Seadog or I will have to watch hours of Engel's Coach Works videos on Youtube to find an example. I'll try this evening as I'm being dragged treated to a trip to the NEC today - Grand Designs Live. Yeah!

Many thanks, have fun.
Leave the credit cards at home.

 

[Seadog]

Hooked tongs for the wheel.

 

[Dilkris]

I remain on zeppelin builder's team on this one.

 

[cheb]

If it's a valve spring compressor then wouldn't it have a screw thread to keep the spring compressed, or grips to make it more comfortable to hold?

 

[Seadog]

Not necessarily. I've never worked on a side valve engine, but all that you need to do is to compress the springs, remove the split collets or pin, and then release the spring.