GoingDown
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- Jul 8, 2005
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any ideas?
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diggummup said:Or a ice skate key,one or the other is my guess.They came in many shapes and sizes.The most common attribute to them all is the square opening or wrench and the round open ring for hanging on a necklace or string or chain.Although I haven't found an exact match,here are some examples-junkdigger said:Or a roller skate key?
Cool deal Kenb! Now I know why I couldn't ID it.No heating radiators in S.Fl.!!PBK said:kenb said:It is definitely a key used to bleed heating radiators, I have about 20 of them in my desk. go to www.sidharvey.com and search part # B160. Radiator vent key.
"Ask the man who owns one!"
Great call, Ken!
Variously listed as a radiator key or air vent key.
http://www.legendvalve.com/heatingvalves.htm
• Manual hot water air vent key
• Chrome-plated brass body
• Sizes 1/8"
Good deal,looks like we killed 2 birds with 1 stone on this post!!enhh said:diggummup said:Or a ice skate key,one or the other is my guess.They came in many shapes and sizes.The most common attribute to them all is the square opening or wrench and the round open ring for hanging on a necklace or string or chain.Although I haven't found an exact match,here are some examples-junkdigger said:Or a roller skate key?
Digummup, I can't believe it! I found the key that your picture shows in the most lower left corner. Mine was found where I found some CW items. It is all rusty and I saved it in my "widget" jar. I'll get a picture of it and post it for everyone to see. I am going to do an iron sodium hydroxide bath on it pretty soon to remove the big rust and to preserve it.
kenb said:It is definitely a key used to bleed heating radiators, I have about 20 of them in my desk. go to www.sidharvey.com and search part # B160. Radiator vent key.