Mystery Harley, Indian, Henderson Tool

[MMasa]

Can anyone ID this tool?
Thanks in advance.
Mark Masa

[motorhead1]

The number makes it one of the Aermacchi tools. I looked through my Sprint tools, but that isn't one of them. The aggravating thing about Harley manuals is they use the HD part number to describe the tool and not the YA number.

Dan

[wideglide38]

I found the attached "crankshaft installing tool, p/n 97342-65P" in an AMF/H-D Service Tool Catalog (99430-79; Jul 1978 edition). The catalog shows the same "1456". I have PDF'd the entire catalog if anyone needs a copy (it's 41 pages & 14Mb in size).

[MMasa]

Wideglide
I'd say we have a winner. Not familiure with those model letters. Are they all Aeromachi light weights?
Mark

[wideglide38]

Mark,
Nice tool find! The only experience I've had with Aermacchi's was with one '73 Rapido TX-125 (2-stroke model). I believe those are all lightweight model designations. Found this web link with a brief history on Aermacchis. Appears most model designations are followed with a cc displacement.

http://www.aermacchi-world.de/history.html

William

[motorhead1]

I found the attached "crankshaft installing tool, p/n 97342-65P" in an AMF/H-D Service Tool Catalog (99430-79; Jul 1978 edition). The catalog shows the same "1456". I have PDF'd the entire catalog if anyone needs a copy (it's 41 pages & 14Mb in size).

William, I'd like a copy. I know there is one lost somewhere in the black hole in my shop. Let me know with a PM how to proceed, and thanks.

[cdndewey]

I found the attached "crankshaft installing tool, p/n 97342-65P" in an AMF/H-D Service Tool Catalog (99430-79; Jul 1978 edition). The catalog shows the same "1456". I have PDF'd the entire catalog if anyone needs a copy (it's 41 pages & 14Mb in size).

I'd be interested...thanks