Parts Haul - Buying out the Remains of a Former Moped Shop

Took a gamble last week and went half in on a lot of former moped parts and dealer tools.
The dealer tools were really in a pile - the Puch tools were labeled with a parts number we could reference but the rest are not labeled so we had to look at pictures in old manuals to guess. Can you help identify the unknown tools?

[@upsidedowndog1256]

Nice collection, well worth the drive and money.

[@TwostrokePuchwizard]

Spent the last couple years gathering 99% of the puch tools. Of course the work station is my prize possession

[@TravisTutorial]

That big green bench - that would be the dream!

[@sped49]

Woops I messed up on the time it's 9:35 not 16:15....

[@drewmartin9133]

The ZA50 tools are exciting for sure!

[@TravisTutorial]

Yesssss!!

[@caldermarchman9748]

"peugeot driving tool" at 12:39 is actually the case splitter "lollipop" from 14:04 is the batavus m48 flywheel holder, missing one peg "larger one" at 14:17 maaaaay be a version of the m48 clutch holder, not sure tho "half crank" at 14:39 looks to be a pug 102 crank to me (clutch side d-slot but waaay short for 103) "mystery crescent" at 14:58 might be forever a mystery, but check it out in this old lot on treats: www.treatland.tv/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=factory-tool-set-spanners

[@TravisTutorial]

Outstanding! Thank you so much for the clarification on those tools. Only the Puch tools were stamped with numbers. Nice to see the familiar tool in that treats posting

[@jacklinton8094]

The half crank is definitely peugeot 102, we've got one new in the bag. I'll check the name on it again

[@ajwasp3642]

The "most excited about tool" at 14:35 is a Peugeot Clutch assembling stand for testing lining clearance. The first crescent style tool is a Morini sprocket holder. I could use a couple square Bing float bowl gaskets.

[@TravisTutorial]

Aha, thank you for the clarification on the half-crank tool & that Morini tool. These were all tossed into a toolbox so other than the Puch tools which have numbers we've been guessing. Still going through the many bags of Sachs carb parts

[@ajwasp3642]

@@TravisTutorial The Myron's tools page is very informative.

[@einhundertfunfzig4919]

14:18 that thing is for holding clutches

[@tbone341]

Looks like a great find! I have a puch I'm about to get into I bought from a garage last fall, and have owned 3 mopeds in the past. Very cool dealer tools and nos, such an awesome find!

[@TravisTutorial]

Awesome, thank you & best of luck with your project!

[@midnightvampire49321]

I think I saw this on MA. Glad someone cool got to it. I am interested in a few parts if you wanna sell as owning 3 Sachs myself. Let me know. Looks like an awesome haul.

[@TheStupidAmerican]

NICE FIND! Might hit you up for a cdi

[@TravisTutorial]

Thanks! Turns out I have about 10 points and flywheel setups but believe it or not no CDIs

[@agent50cc]

Just curious, how much would you want for sachs 505, if you wanted to sell?

[@chicagodirtbikeproject8977]

Hey I got a question I am working on my 1987 cuyler with a Sachs 505 engine it runs but leaks transmit ion fluid out of the clutch bad. Would you know why?

[@bjf10]

The tool at 15:00 looks kind of like the minarelli sprocket holding tool, P/N 6960, but idk.

[@bjf10]

Either way, super cool haul!

[@TravisTutorial]

@@bjf10 Good eye!! You might be on to something there

[@bjf10]

@@TravisTutorial Thanks! I haven't seen one in the flesh so it's a bit of a guess. I also posted a comment about the flat plate with the semi-circular cutout (9:35); but it was deleted (possibly because I included the link). MLM sells a similar tool for bracing the crankshaft lobe against when you're pushing bearings on. It's on treats as "MLM stainless steel crankshaft holder bearing tool."

[@bjf10]

@@TravisTutorial Also also: suuuuper jealous of those ZA shimming tools!

[@SDsailor7]

So how much was for the lot? Must have been a couple of thousand bucks?