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Model T Tool List Model T Tool List Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Description L4681 Lug nut speed wrench - Walden Worchester T1243 Headlight rim removal tool T1349 Hub cap wrench T1387 Adjustable wrench T1902 Screwdriver T1903 Pliers T1904 Spark plug wrench T1917 Double end wrench T1924 T4003 3Z-598 Brace wrench socket T1925 Cylinder head cap screw brace wrench 5/8" T1926 5Z-209 Piston pin bolt socket wrench T1928 Crankshaft center bearing bolt T socket T1929 T4002 3Z-601 3Z-1179 5Z-210 Flywheel cap screw wrench T1930x T4010 3Z-602 3Z-4730 5Z-319 Valve spring lifter T1933x T4007 3Z-612 5Z-287 Rear wheel puller T1936x T4006 3Z-611 5Z-326 Transmission gear puller T1957 T4009 3Z-604 5Z-280 Valve grinder T1974 L socket driveshaft and rear axle stud nut 3/8" T1974b 3Z-620 5Z-158 L socket driveshaft and rear axle stud nut 13/32" T1975 3Z-616 5Z-152 Rear axle housing bolt nut wrench T1978 T4011 3Z-617 3Z-617-1 20Z-340 5Z-457 Valve seat reamer T2318 T socket wrench T2319 3Z-642 T screwdriver for cam shaft set screw T2320 3Z-643 5Z-160 Wire wheel lug nut T socket wrench T2321 3Z-644 5Z-153 Socket wrench for crank shaft bearing bolt nut T2322 3Z-645 5Z-155 3/8" L socket wrench T2323 3Z-646 5Z-195 Tappet wrench T2324 3Z-647 5Z-209 Connecting rod clamp screw wrench T2327 Brace wrench T2328 3Z-1173 3Z-1223b 5Z-289 Front radius rod ball cap screw brace wrench T2331 3Z-652 5Z-290 Piston ring squeezer T2332 3Z-653 Brace screwdriver for magnet screws T2333 3Z-655 5Z-162 5Z-821 Offset end wrench (Large cam gear lock nut wrench) T2335 T5893 Spark plug and cylinder head bolt wrench Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Description T2337 Oil can T2338 Tire pump T2340 4069 3Z-703 5Z-322 Tire iron T2341 T2069 3Z-619 Main bearing bolt L wrench T2341b 3Z-782 5Z-156 Main bearing bolt L socket wrench T2342 3Z-2034 5Z-324 16Z-1411 Transmission band tool (single ratchet end) T2343 Jack T2839 T wrench T2891 T2839 5Z-161 Body bracket con. bolt T wrench - front and center T3413 Band tool T4003 T5893 1" open end X 5/8" socket 3Z-615 Differential case stud nut L wrench 3Z-624 5Z-204 Exhaust pack nut open end wrench (Stevens # T-452 ) 3Z-627 5Z-196 Rear axle entering wrench 3Z-628 Motor lifting tongs 3Z-629 5Z-197 Rear spring perch open end wrench 3Z-631 Commutator rod bending iron 3Z-657 Body lifting hook 3Z-671 Body bracket to dash bolt brace wrench 3Z-672 Pedal bending iron 3Z-673 5Z-161 Front and center body bracket bolt nut wrench 3Z-670 Fan bracket bolt nut wrench 3Z-671 Dash to body bracket bolt nut wrench 3Z-675 5Z-206 5Z-206r Rear axle open end wrench 3Z-684 Running board bolt nut wrench 3Z-686 5Z-212 5Z-212-1 Body bracket connecting bolt holding open end wrench 23/32" 3Z-698 Brace wrench 5/8" 3Z-699 5Z-193 Spindle cone adjusting open end wrench 3Z-7?? Box-end wrench 3Z-701 Hubcap wrench 3Z-702 Radiator stud nut wrench 3Z-711 Cylinder head bolt wrench (truck) 3Z-719 5Z-154 Body bracket con. bolt R&L wrench 3Z-738 Riveting bar 3Z-744 Pedal adjusting iron 3Z-751 5Z-286 Rear axle housing plug 3Z-755 L socket wrench Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Description 3Z-765 Coil box to dash bolt nut brace wrench 3Z-775 Cap screw wrench 3Z-783 5Z-159 Connecting rod T wrench 3Z-786 5Z-285 Cylinder head cap screw brace wrench 3Z-788 Spark plug brace wrench 3Z-790 5Z-165 Drive shaft pinion T wrench 3Z-794 3Z-79a Cam shaft puller 3Z-1325 Front spindle inner bearing cone wrench 3Z-1327 Steering post nut L wrench 3Z-1955 Front wheel ball race drift 3Z-1956 5Z-232 5Z-233 Spindle arm bushing driver 3Z-2010 5Z-157 Con. Rod cap bolt nut L wrench (Cyl. No. 4) 3Z-2256 Rear wheel puller (truck) 3Z-2257 5Z-288 Rear wheel puller assembly 3Z-2304 5Z-325 Con. rod cap bolt nut T wrench with universal joint for No. 4 connecting rod 3Z-2316 5Z-313 Fixture for assembling roller bearing cups 3Z-4137 5Z-163 5Z-249 Generator third brush adj. wrench - single end 3Z-4712 5Z-323 Bendix shaft head puller 5Z-19 Right angle open end wrench 5Z-206 Rear axle and spring perch wrench 5Z-212-2 Body bracket connecting bolt holding open end wrench 21/32" 5Z-248 Rear axle nut wrench 5Z-257 Wrench ?? 5Z-285 5Z-289-1 Trans. cover bolt and nut brace wrench (26 1/2 in) 5Z-289-2 Rad. Stud and C.C. to cyl nut brace socket wrench (25 3/4 in) 5Z-289-3 Universal ball cap bolt brace wrench (12 3/4 in) 5Z-314 Transmission clutch disc drum puller 5Z-320 Small time gear puller 5Z-361 16Z-4992 Large time gear puller 5Z-362 Cam gear puller (3 spoke design) 5Z-445 Transmission band clamp and wrench 5Z-591 Rear axle nut wrench (truck) 5Z-806 5Z-249 Generator third brush adj. wrench - double end 5Z-815 Crankshaft center bearing bolt T socket 5Z-817 Carburator to flange and generator to cyl. block double end socket wrench (Mossberg #627) 5Z-821 Large time gear nut open end wrench (replaces 3Z-699) 5Z-829 Trans. band diff. housing oil plug and C.C. drain plug double end rachet wrench Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Description 5Z-834 L-shaped wrench 5Z-1032 Open end wrench 5Z-1080 Front spring perch nut L socket wrench 5Z-1156 Headlamp bracket bending iron 5Z-1157 Bar for assembling hub brake spring 5Z-1821 T-handle socket wrench 1/2 inch 5Z-1832 Timing gear wrench 5Z-1833 Drive pinion lock nut wrench 5Z-1835 Oil pan brace wrench 5Z-1845 T-wrench 5Z-1846 Brace wrench 9/16th 5Z-1868 T-handle socket wrench 5/8 inch 5Z-1901 T-handle wrench with 2 sockets - wire wheel lug wrench 5Z-2038 T-handle socket wrench 5Z-2065 Large wrench (cam ?) 12Z-37 Piston pin reamer 16Z-2040 Steering wheel puller 16Z-2053 Clamp plate 16Z-2114 Line reamer 16Z-2809 Engine support fixture 16Z-4349 Piston holding fixture 18Z-245 Coil and magneto testing device 18Z-2040 Steering wheel hub puller 20Z-9-1 Facing tool 24Z-643 Connecting rod alignment jig 24Z-1192 Commutator guage 24Z-6576 Cylinder front cover guage 28Z-20 Piston bushing reamer 28Z-67 Camshaft bearing reamer 28Z-97 Slow speed gear bushing reamer T-2713-R 28Z-109 Spindle bushing reamer 28Z-132 High speed driver gear bushing reamer 28Z-186 Spindle arm and spring perch bushing expansion reamer 28Z-253 Reverse gear bushing reamer 28Z-457 Camshaft bearing line reamer TT5893X Spark plug, rim nut, and cylinder head bolt wrench 1/2" X 3/8" open end wrench 1/2" X 5/8" open end wrench Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Part No. Description M-40-17017 1" open end X 5/8" box end wrench D1A-17017B 3/4" X 1" box end wrench.
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