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Homemade tools

posted by  someone claiming to be Don Foster on  Tue Oct 13 03:16 CST 1998 [RELATED]

Several have asked for sketches of homemade special tools. Links to my sketches are below. There's nothing unusual -- I patterned them after existing tools, and built them purely for my personal use and satisfaction. A few more are underway.

Now I'm sure others have different approaches to working on their Volvos -- and some may be far, far better than even the Volvo engineers ever imagined. But please -- I don't want to hear that these tools are stupid, wrong, or pollute the environment. I'm only responding to a request from others, not forcing my opinion down your throat. Go pound your chest elsewhere.


Relatively small images

Tank sending unit tool

B230 Pulley tool, rear view

B230 Pulley tool, side view

B230 Pulley tool, front view and some details

Much larger images

Tank sending unit tool

B230 Pulley tool, rear view

B230 Pulley tool, side view

B230 Pulley tool, front view and some details.

Please note that these images are large files and take a while to load. The large images are for someone who's interested and wants more detail.





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