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Lucid

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Had this sitting in top of my tool box. Was some of the stuff I got from my Dads tool box when he passed. No clue what it is. Maybe someone will know?

Aluminum ring with 3/4" ID and steel round shaft approx 2 1/2" length. End has flat spot on one side, a hole drilled in shaft, and chamfered on the opposite side.

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Is that shaft drilled all the way thru up to the ring?

That 175711 is a part number but google didn't show anything. The numbers after 175711 are routing numbers.
 
The tag's number is for some US Military tool/part. The long number is the routing number. Like John B. posted.
 
I tried googling the #s about a year ago and never got a hint. Interesting it could be military... Dad spent 33yrs working in pipe fitting dept of local shipyard. Built many subs and carriers.

John B, the center hole is drilled at same depth as it shows in the picture.
 
(quoted from post at 00:03:41 08/15/16) The tag's number is for some US Military tool/part. The long number is the routing number. Like John B. posted.
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That's not a military NSN number. Probably a stock number for some company.
 
It almost looks like it could be used
to thread something. Thinking the ring
part would be for a hold to pull back
on. It reminds me of something to put
plugs in tires.
 
That is a electrical winding wedge. Still in use in today's world. $336.00 for a new one. The tag shows part # 175711 and the other numbers are unit identifier along with requisition information. The N00039 refers to SPAWAR out in San Diego.

r/

Pete in NC
Marine'ing since 1973 and still going strong.
 
It's a Molex insertion tool. I looked at it again after work today.. noticed HT1807 # lightly printed on the ring. :oops: I swear that wasn't there before!

found one online here

Thanks for the help everyone.
 
(quoted from post at 05:46:42 08/15/16)
(quoted from post at 00:03:41 08/15/16) The tag's number is for some US Military tool/part. The long number is the routing number. Like John B. posted.
Click to expand...

That's not a military NSN number. Probably a stock number for some company.
Click to expand...

NSN (National Stock Number) did not come into use until about 1950.
 
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