Help me identify my tool !!!

[Den]

Actually, three tools.
Awhile back, I bought a package deal... eleven Stihl saws and 4 tubs of parts and miscellaneous. These three were part of it.
I'm thinking they are clutch removal tools or flywheel removal tools.
Can't find any name or number on them.
I put a Sharpie marker next to them to show size.
Please don't tell me they are for vacuum cleaner repair. That would be a total disappointment.
Any idea's ???




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[TBS]

Clutch removal tools.

 

[Jacob J.]

Clutch removal tools.

Yep, mainly for the older Stihls.

 

[Big Red Oaks 4 me]

Cool!

 

[alexcagle]

Black & Decker Pecker wreckers

 

[SEAM]

050/051/075/076 clutch removers - handy if the impact doesn't work...

 

[CR888]

Training Ninja stars....they fold over the points & put a handle on to make them safer & easier to throw.

 

[alexcagle]

050/051/075/076 clutch removers - handy if the impact doesn't work...

Those clutches don't remove with a socket.

Although I made a three pronged socket out with a plasma cutter.

 

[SEAM]

So did I, but I used a simple disc cutter...
However, the impact does not always do the trick. Sometimes it is necessary to remove the clutch with the crank blocked, and then one of those removers comes in handy.

 

[lefturnfreek]

And smaller older saws too, my 034 has the same style clutch. I custom cut a socket to undo it.

Keep on .... Runnin' Loads !!

 

[CR888]

The guy who realised it was a good idea to include a hex in the clutch design I'm thankful too. Being able too use an impact makes easy fast work of what can be a painful task.

 

[Den]

Thanks.
I'm wondering what they are worth? I might sell or trade them since I'm not really a Stihl enthusiast.



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