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| I'm guessing that this is a manufacturer's special tool for working on cars. Perhaps VW? The 17 mm hex end of the wrench has two positions. The one shown here and the hex section pushed down to the other side of the wrench. |
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| The hollowed out section at the ends of the hex portion is pretty full of dirt/grease... |
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| Someone ground out the Hazet name portion of the tool. Often, technicians will mark their tools by doing something unique to their tools. Sometimes it's a series of notches. Sometimes it's a name or word inscribed on the metal. Or paint marking of certain parts of a tool... |
After cleaning
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