Misfit
At the NNRW maintenance shed, even the wrenches know how to line up perfectly – well, except for that one misfit who thinks its a double-ended wrench but clearly is not.
At the NNRW maintenance shed, even the wrenches know how to line up perfectly – well, except for that one misfit who thinks its a double-ended wrench but clearly is not.
At the NNRW maintenance shed, even the wrenches know how to line up perfectly – well, except for that one misfit who thinks its a double-ended wrench but clearly is not.
In the NNRW maintenance shed, a variety of wrenches are essential for the upkeep of historic locomotives and railcars. The collection includes open-end wrenches, with two open ends for different-sized nuts and bolts, ideal for quick adjustments. Box-end wrenches fully encircle the bolt head, providing a firm grip for tightening or loosening. Combination wrenches feature an open-end on one side and a box-end on the other, offering versatility. Adjustable wrenches, also known as crescent wrenches, are adjustable to fit various sizes. Socket wrenches with interchangeable sockets are used for precision work. Lastly, pipe wrenches grip and turn cylindrical objects, crucial for maintaining steam and water pipes. Each wrench type plays a vital role in preserving the functionality of the museum's railway equipment.
