G103 tool kit

[algor]

Last week I have found this complete and NOS Tool kit for G103 Stuart tank in exceptional conditions.




The bag is complete with all wrenches for the Continental W-670 maintenance





The offset box-end stub wrenches 20446 and the flare-nut wrenches 20483 & 29520 are marked "Blue Point Boxocket" with data code "1" for 1941 on the reverse side
The offset box-end wrench 2805A is marked Bonney and the plain finish is tipic of the wartime years
The screwdriver is Stanley

Some other small things are still in cosmoline wrapped with original tag




Alberto

[Packhow75]

Very nice!

When will you get the Tank to go with it

Tim

[supertrack]

I have found the engine for to go with your tools kit

[prestone43]

wow Supertrack

he looks in very good condition your engine, He has already turned? this is NOS ?

The tools and engine, it lacks little to have a stuart

prestone

[algor]

Some other detailed pictures starting from the photo posted by Steve Greenberg


A: Valve spring compressor, no brand name, marked 3096 - W701 - PAT 1855461


B-C: Magneto wrench and Valve clearance feeler gauge


D: Pliers
"Missed"

E: Flywheel nut wrench, no brand name, marked 20485, size 2 5/8 in.


F: Screwdriver, Brand name Stanley, blade length 115 mm., blade width 8.0 mm. marked 2337



G- H:Nut wrench, brand name "Blue Point Boxocket" marked with data code "1" for 1941 and 20483 on the reverse side, wrench size 1 1/8 inches.
Retainer wrench, no brand name, marked 20520, wrench size 1 1/4 inches



J: Valve adjusting screw nut wrench, no brand name, marked 20446


K: Box socket wrench, brand name Bonney Bonaloy 7/16 - 1/2 marked 2805A


L: valve adjusting screw wrench, no brand name, marked 20445


M: Spark plug socket wrench, brand name Snap-On marked 11/16 - 20528


N: Intake nut wrench, no brand name, marked 3193


P: Cylinder nut box socket, no brand name, marked 20555


Q: Cross bar ferret, no brand name, marked 2330


Hope this is an help to everyone

Alberto

[SDEREN]

Is it for sale?

[Wingnutt]

Thanks for posting the close-ups of the tools in your kit, Alberto. I was thinking (and maybe hoping...) that the dwarf DBE was a Blue Point Boxocket, but I can see that that is the Bonney. That deteriorating label on the Stanley screwdriver is a head-scratcher to me. I've never seen anything like that on a NOS tool. It appears to be a reseller's label. Can you transcribe what it says? More importantly, can you make out what the original markings are underneath the label? I see the STANLEY name and the stock number etched into the ferrule. I'm most curious about what the word directly beneath the brand name could be, as it is probably a model designator. I see an A preceded by either an S or a C. The screwdriver looks like a HURWOOD No. 20 so I have no good guesses. Thanks.

[Steve Greenberg]

Alberto,
Nice close up photos! The flywheel wrench is 2 5/8 in. The push rod wrenches are 1 1/16 and 1 1/4 inches. Interesting that there is only one spark plug wrench. In the Stuart manual it lists 2 different types of spark plugs: Champion 63S, they are 1 inch and BG-413 and they are 11/16.
Thanks,
Steve

[algor]

Alberto,
Nice close up photos! The flywheel wrench is 2 5/8 in. The push rod wrenches are 1 1/16 and 1 1/4 inches.

Thanks for inch sizes...I have just modified the mms. dimensions in my text.

Alberto

[Ghigliona]

Hi guys, I have one, NOS and complete with everything. What can be its value ?