K.R.Wilson. B.V. 20 Puller

[EAV8]

I cannot find this tool in my (3) K R Wilson catalogs. Can anyone tell me the function and year it was used. Thanks

[deuce_roadster]

I had a KRW tool I could not identify also. It turns out Old KRW made tools for other makes. I had a very special tool for setting the end play on Packard crankshafts. There was a large "P" on the tool as well as the number. I donated it to a Packard club.
At first glance it looked like part of a Norden bomb sight!

[DavidG]

BV-20 shows up in the K.R.Wilson catalogs in the 1930s. Its function is a steering sector arm puller.

[Strick]

do you have a picture?

[DavidG]

From a K.R. Wilson catalog.

[Strick]

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Thanks David! Is there an adapter cup next to the end of the sector shaft?

[DavidG]

There's a cup there to center the threaded shaft of the tool and to protect the threads on the end of the sector gear shaft.

[34fordy]

The one on fleabay is missing the protective collar.

[Strick]

Originally Posted by DavidG

There's a cup there to center the threaded shaft of the tool and to protect the threads on the end of the sector gear shaft.

Thanks David. I am missing that “cup” or “protective collar” if anyone has one.

[Terry,OH]

may find a replacement in a new C-clamp, remove and fit to your BV20 then peen in place.

[Strick]

Originally Posted by Terry,OH

may find a replacement in a new C-clamp, remove and fit to your BV20 then peen in place.

Thanks Terry

[Mart]

The original might have a small point on the adaptor to engage in the center drilling in the end of the pitman shaft.

[38 coupe]

The protector cup can be turned on a lathe, possibly the only easily remade part in the tool assembly.

[mercman from oz]

K.R.W. Steering Arm Puller - DavidG