Classic 1930 Ford Model AA truck transmission oil change & vintage tools query

I remove the gearbox cover from the classic 1930 Ford Model AA truck to inspect the old trucks transmission. While I have the cover off, it makes sense to drain and re-fill the tranny with fresh Transoil 250 (= the old 600W steam oil) as I think the lubricant that was in there was too light for the job. I also talk briefly about a couple of vintage tools that I have - a Ford-branded spanner and a very neat 1920s or 1930s Ford jack, but what vehicles are they for? The jack could well be Model T car or Model TT truck, or ideally for this Model AA truck, but I really don't know. Same for the spanner - is it Model T? - all advice from classic Ford experts very welcome in the comments below!!!
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I think here in the UK, Ford Model A cars are much more numerous than the Model AA trucks, although the AAs do turn up from time to time at classic shows etc. If you have an AA like this one, please say hello in the comments.
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