Antique Vintage Gray Marine Motor Co. Fuel Pump Wrench Part Eo. 427 on 2040-parts.com
Menominee, Michigan, United States
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My guess is it was made sometime between the teens and 1950. A special tool to be used on fuel pumps on Gray Marine engines. A 9/16" 12 point, double box end designed to get in those hard spot's (might work on distributer as well.) In raised letters on one side it says, Gray Marine Motor Co. Part E O 427. On the other side it says, Fuel Pump Wrench. It is 7" long. Condition is very good.
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