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keithk

08-02-2007 19:46:52

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i have a old tool i got in ebay it came with sveral other snap-on tools but i can not figure out what it is used for it is S-9830 dont see a date stamp on it i try to do some research on snap-on sight but no luck does any one have any ideas it almost looks like a lifter remover but it is spring loaded has a swival on end and 1 small curved wire on end of swival i been mechanic 26 years and i don"t have a clue.

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Hobo,NC

08-03-2007 04:48:26

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to keithk, 08-02-2007 19:46:52

A'rite going to try it this way, I don't want to re size it you may then my not b able to read it.

date chart

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Nolan

08-03-2007 04:38:55

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to keithk, 08-02-2007 19:46:52

I've got two tools very much like that.

One has a single curved wire at the bottom, like yours. But it is more bent. It's used to hold hair clips and cotter pins for awkward installations. The sleeve slides down across the hooked wire, holding the hair clip.

The other has two curved wires, of the same shape as yours. It's used to hold shims and such for awkward installations. The two curved wires spring apart when the sleeve is pulled back, and are pressed together like tweezers when the sleeve slides forward.

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keithk

08-04-2007 07:23:40

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to Nolan, 08-03-2007 04:38:55

Thanks noland that is a great help that is exactly what i have its single wire with a curve on the end. thanks again keith

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Hobo,NC

08-03-2007 04:37:50

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to keithk, 08-02-2007 19:46:52

I have a file with Snapper Date codes, drop me a email I I will try and forward it, 1930 to 1999 chart.

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Ken Crisman

08-02-2007 20:17:09

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to keithk, 08-02-2007 19:46:52

Posting a couple pics would sure help . Try finding a Snap On truck at car dealerships or garages . I was lucky enough to get some of my Dads old tools from the estate which I"m just now finding out what they are for . He was a certified Ford mechanic all his life . Good luck & God bless , Ken

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JoeK(WI)

08-02-2007 20:58:31

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to Ken Crisman, 08-02-2007 20:17:09

Believe he's referring to the bottom item :)

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Ken Crisman

08-02-2007 21:21:38

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to JoeK(WI), 08-02-2007 20:58:31

Hmm . It almost looks like some kind of slide hammer type puller . But other than that guess , I'm stumped . A Snap On truck guy will know . God bless, Ken

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keithk

08-04-2007 07:31:29

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to Ken Crisman, 08-02-2007 21:21:38

ken that is the aution items i bought and yes that is the tool i am refuring to. thanks for reply back. keithk

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keithk

08-02-2007 20:35:10

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to Ken Crisman, 08-02-2007 20:17:09

thanks ken ill try and catch a snapon truck he may have better resorces . i did not know you could post pics on here ill have to try. god bless and thanks . keith

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Ken Crisman

08-02-2007 20:51:16

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Re: old snap-on tool in reply to keithk, 08-02-2007 20:35:10

Your welcome Keith .Hey, email me your email address will you ? I may have some place for you to go for help . God bless , Ken ---> callj.j.s@verizon.net

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