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  1. Jun 19, 2021, 01:41 PM #1
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    Giant 3-jaw puller - photo

    Giant 3-jaw puller.

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    That thing looks strong enough to pull the escapement wheel out of Paul Bunion's pocket watch

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank S View Post
    That thing looks strong enough to pull the escapement wheel out of Paul Bunion's pocket watch
    I saved close up of the jaw adjustment, certain the potential diameter range makes decent flat seating problematic. Looks to be a fairly up to date shop, not a production facility but jobber; right behind the roustabout is a early 1900 Milwaukee horizontal mill. Definite proof, maintenance is what makes 'old iron' live on.
    I'm sure the collective early manufacturers look down and smile.

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