Tool Challenge

Jeff NWOH · Jul 20, 2015

Here's something I picked out of the scrapyard. I have an idea what it is, but I'm not really sure. I didnt snap a pic with a tape measure, but its maybe 16" long and the handle is about 1" diameter.

Enlighten me....

Ted in NE-OH · Jul 20, 2015

It is for prying, maybe railroad spikes?

Dr. Walt · Jul 20, 2015

Old style tie rod separator?

Wisconsin Cowman · Jul 20, 2015

Looks like the tool you get with cold planer for changing the teeth.

Wisconsin Cowman · Jul 20, 2015

Had to look in my operators manual for the cold planer. The real name for the tool is pick removal tool.

Butch(OH) · Jul 21, 2015

The cowman nailed it. That's the tool supplied by the bit manufacturers to change out the teeth on a asphalt milling machine drum. Looks to be a Kennametal brand.

mechanicfred · Jul 21, 2015

Cowman is right, You will get a strong arm wailing away with that tool and a hammer changing 1000's of Kennametal teeth!

Jeff NWOH · Jul 21, 2015

Well, I guess its not what I thought it was.... Thanks for the info guys.

Mike M · Jul 21, 2015

Looks like a good item to carry around with you just in case you need to give someone an attitude adjustment !

ditchwitch · Jul 21, 2015

Its a tool to remove roller carbide bits on like a ditchwitch rock saw or on a rockchain for a trencher, alsphalt drum. We used it on boreing head also.

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