Identifying K R Wilson tools

[ModelTWoods]

Can anyone identify these K R Wilson tools? One is identified as a tool for setting end play on a Packard but does not specify year or engine. The other is identified as a Plug Gauge Set. Both are in their original K R Wilson wooden box.

[TRDxB2]

Can anyone identify these K R Wilson tools? One is identified as a tool for setting end play on a Packard but does not specify year or engine. The other is identified as a Plug Gauge Set. Will add other pictures after I resize them.

Here are some sources of KR Wilson Tools
https://archive.org/details/kr-wilson-f ... 1/mode/2up
https://archive.org/details/kr-wilson-f ... nt-1931-32

1926krw.pdf

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Packard website
https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/index.php
Their tool/parts https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modu ... nLookup=Go

[ModelTWoods]

Can anyone identify these K R Wilson tools? One is identified as a tool for setting end play on a Packard but does not specify year or engine. The other is identified as a Plug Gauge Set. Will add other pictures after I resize them.

Here are some sources of KR Wilson Tools
https://archive.org/details/kr-wilson-f ... 1/mode/2up
https://archive.org/details/kr-wilson-f ... nt-1931-32
1926krw.pdf

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Packard website
https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/index.php
Their tool/parts https://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modu ... nLookup=Go

Thanks, but the first two links, only pertain to Ford K R Wilson tools and the Packard link seems to only list non K R Wilson tools.

[Pep C Strebeck]

One is identified as a tool for setting end play on a Packard but does not specify year or engine. The other is identified as a Plug Gauge Set. Both are in their original K R Wilson wooden box.

Those are for the Packard Ultramatic Transmission, not an engine (prefix PU, Packard Ultramtic). The Ultramatic was introduced post-war ('48 or '49, I can't remember) and continued as the main automatic transmission for Packard until the end in 1956.

[ModelTWoods]

One is identified as a tool for setting end play on a Packard but does not specify year or engine. The other is identified as a Plug Gauge Set. Both are in their original K R Wilson wooden box.

Those are for the Packard Ultramatic Transmission, not an engine (prefix PU, Packard Ultramtic). The Ultramatic was introduced post-war ('48 or '49, I can't remember) and continued as the main automatic transmission for Packard until the end in 1956.

Thank You, Pep ! I knew someone would come through with the right answer. Since they are not for a Ford, they are FOR SALE, if any Forum reader is into Packards or knows someone who is.

[Mark Gregush]

Terry you might post them in the Packard section on AACA.

[ModelTWoods]

Terry you might post them in the Packard section on AACA.

Do you have to be a AACA member to post ? If so, is there anyone who would post an ad for me ?

[KimDobbins]

Anyone know what this one is?

[Pep C Strebeck]

Anyone know what this one is?

Ford six cylinder, early 1950's, I think.

[Mark Gregush]

Anyone know what this one is?

Ford six cylinder, early 1950's, I think.

Would have been used in conjunction with the KRW engine stand.

[Pep C Strebeck]

Anyone know what this one is?

Ford six cylinder, early 1950's, I think.

Would have been used in conjunction with the KRW engine stand.

Yeah, it would have been helpful if I had not forgotten to include that salient point of information. Thank you for the back-up Mark.

[Mark Gregush]

Terry you might post them in the Packard section on AACA.

Do you have to be a AACA member to post ? If so, is there anyone who would post an ad for me ?

No you don't have to be a member but you can register on the site to use it.