Antique Watson Stabilators (shock Absorber) Adjustment Wrench Original on 2040-parts.com
Canandaigua, New York, US
WATSON STABILATORS ADJUSTMENT WRENCH - ORIGINAL
THE WATSON STABILATORS WHERE MANUFACTURED BY THE JOHN WARREN WATSON COMPANY AND WERE USED ON AUTOMOBILES SUCH AS PIERCE-ARROW, PACKARD, LOCOMOBILE AND OTHERS DURING THE LATE TEEN'S AND EARLY 1920'S. THIS SPECIAL WRENCH WAS USED TO ADJUST THE STABILATORS (SHOCK ABSORBERS) TO VARIOUS ROAD CONDITIONS.
THIS PARTICULAR WRENCH IS ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. IT'S OVERALL CONDITION IS IS EXCELLENT WITH NO RUST OR PITTING.
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