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    Posted: 14 May 2020 at 8:14pm
My expert crew was absolutely no help so here I am.  Found these two in the Father-in-laws stuff and I don't have a clue, they are about 1/2" thick.  They fold completely around and and you can make out how they have double holes.  I thought maybe they were a special tool to hold something like brake lines or chain, I don't know.  He worked for a transport company for a wile doing hydraulics and repair to auto haulers.
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Looks like a wire clamp/crimper similar to tool used for spark plug ends, just different sizes
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote jaybmiller Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 May 2020 at 8:51pm
possibly a 'flaring' tool ?
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JW, just type in picture of antique wire crimp pliers.  Looks like they are Klein 132-15 reversible wire crimp splice tool.  Never seen them before and when I searched that I couldn't believe it picture looks identical.
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Originally posted by Kansas99 Kansas99 wrote:

JW, just type in picture of antique wire crimp pliers.  Looks like they are Klein 132-15 reversible wire crimp splice tool.  Never seen them before and when I searched that I couldn't believe it picture looks identical.

I'll be darned, Thanks, that's it.  I rekon he spliced a lot of wires, God only knows how many tail, reverse and marker lights I've come across.
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You got some fancy ones there...
 Got a simple one here, a  Swedish Never Turn,  S&H CO N.Y. USA
Have used it in bending brake lines and forming copper tubing and crimping wire terminals and like the lock on it for holding small stuff still.


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