Snap-on Tools Corporation

Alfred A Wridt

Roy B Bendickson

John E Fuhreck

Richard C Nelsen

The injector height measuring tool assembly includes a tool having a magnetic member to which is attached a dial gauge having a plunger. The member is placed on the follower injector body and magnetically adheres thereto. The distal end of the plunger engages a body of the injector. There is also included in the assembly a storage/calibration member which retains the magnetism in the member of the tool and also calibrates it.

Injector height measuring tool assembly

The target includes an L-shaped member in which the short leg defines a fixed jaw. A second jaw is slidably mounted on the long arm of the member, which jaw is associated with latching means so that the two jaws can engage against the opposite side walls of a tire and be retained thereby. A second arm is spaced from and attached to the first arm and slidably carries a scale.

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Racine, WI, United States of America

Alfred A Wridt