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Hudson Tool Kit
  • 48Sed
    Posts: 90Hitchhiker
    Does anyone know what all was in the tool kit# BZ-301613 listed for the 48-50 cars, and are they around somewhere?
    Picture of the kit would be great
  • hudsontechhudsontech
    Posts: 4,042Platinum Member
    Only things listed in the 1948-1954 Master Parts Catalog under tools are jacks - a screw type and a ratchet type.
    1948-1949 Parts book doesn't have anything list either.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN
  • 48Sed
    Posts: 90Hitchhiker
    Alex
    I corrected the part# should have been BZ-301613 not HA-301613.
    I got the # from my master parts catalogue 480-490 series under section U1
  • hdsn49hdsn49
    Posts: 391Platinum Member
    I believe that the kit included a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. They were in a burlap pouch.
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    So THATS why the burlap pouch was in the trunk . Now to find where I put it.There was a pairn of pliers in it, but made in Tiawan..
  • 48Sed
    Posts: 90Hitchhiker
    Does anyone have the original one still that could snap a picture of what was in the pouch?
  • Tallent RTallent R
    Posts: 1,572Platinum Member
    There was actualy two burlap pouch's . A smaller one held the bottom plate of the bumper jack. And kept it from rattling around in the tool bag,
    Roger
    Retired Tech.
  • RL ChiltonRL Chilton
    Posts: 3,455Platinum Member
    I've often wondered what was in there, too. I've got an original burlap bag that looks as though it was actually never in a car, although it has nothing in it. Anyone know if they also came in the later Step-Downs, like '52-'54?
  • Tallent RTallent R
    Posts: 1,572Platinum Member
    The one I had was in a 1948 Commodor 8 . I have had a few other bags come in with boxs of parts . But dont know what cars they were from ,do know the bags were not all the same. have seen a couple different sizes and styles. Some real neatly made some rather slopily sewn or cut.
    Roger
    Retired Tech.