Help ID wrench

(quoted from post at 17:06:49 07/21/14) What did this belong too?

Thanks

Rick

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(quoted from post at 13:47:28 07/21/14) Looks like a hydrant wrench if it is big enough. we used to call them Hydrant keys. the newer ones are big and have more tools on them but the old ones were the same shape as that and would fit in a coat pocket. Mine was about 3' long because the hydrants can freeze here. I just googled them and the ones they use now are a lot different than the forged ones we had, could be different jurisdictions used different keys altogether. I know ours would fit the 3 kinds of hydrants we were exposed to. Sorry for the long winded post it just brought back some memories.

(quoted from post at 17:06:49 07/21/14) What did this belong too?

This one is about 10-12".

Rick

Thanks

Rick

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(quoted from post at 20:40:54 07/21/14) oldtanker,

Sometimes I find out what an item is by searching on E bay for similar items. Some seller may have a similar one and specify what it is for.

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(quoted from post at 16:37:56 07/22/14) I think Kevin is right on. But back in those days everything had square bolt heads and nuts. So it probably would fit any brand of machinery.

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(quoted from post at 16:37:56 07/22/14) I think Kevin is right on. But back in those days everything had square bolt heads and nuts. So it probably would fit any brand of machinery.

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I have the wrench, cultivator and the manual which shows that wrench. I seems that it should have a rod for the small round hole but I do not remember it in the manual.

Maybe they just used a screwdriver or plug wrench rod.

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