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some of the tool that came with my 14 Indian. any look wrong?
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Dear Rocket Scientist
The wrench on the far left... The bigger one.... Looks like an adjustable metric to me?
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OK...I just could not resist!
Great set of old tools..Be Proud!Steve Klein
Collector . Conservator . Enthusiast
American Pre-teens - 1965
AMCA Member 12176
Cherokee Chapter President, Editor
www.CherokeeAMCA.org
Steve@SteveKlein.com
Georgetown, TX USA -
All wrong... all wrong...
You need to send them to me and I'll dispose of them properly.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Seriously... nice!Comment
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1914 tools
One of the poorest areas of documentation for Indian are the rider tools. Most of these were offered over a considerable time in the twenties and thirties. The adjustable wrench is the early style Wakefield. Sone of the small wrenches are magneto adjusters, and probably later. The majority were offered over a twenty year period or so. MartyComment
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I completely forgot to mention, there is a small book, published in 2010 by Joe Kontos titles Indian Motorcycle Toolbox Wrenches. While not totally inclusive of everything they made, it covers most of the early to thirties stuff, and is what you need to see. I don't have his email at the moment. Great reference!Comment
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