Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: bird on April 14, 2014, 11:42:48 AM
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can anyone help?
(http://i996.photobucket.com/albums/af81/11numnum/BIRD-HP/ToolPics/Cast%20and%20Ratchets/th_SDC11644_zps915e2dc8.jpg) (http://s996.photobucket.com/user/11numnum/media/BIRD-HP/ToolPics/Cast%20and%20Ratchets/SDC11644_zps915e2dc8.jpg.html)
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Well, it's obviously a handle for something. I'd speculate that it was a brake lever, clutch throw-out, or something similar, on a machine - say a tractor. Beyond that, I got nuthin'.
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I agree , part of a piece of equipment
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Looks like a semi-rotating water pump handle, but these usually have a wooden grip...
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Some poor fellow's locomotive won't go anymore cause someone walked off with the handle ;P
OK, it is the wrong type for a locomotive, but agreed, handle from some machine...
...and new enough to have a hex bolt instead of square, but old enough to be solid metal...
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What size is it? (big difference between a 6" or 3' handle).. also size is square hole...
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What size is it? (big difference between a 6" or 3' handle).. also size is square hole...
the overall length is 14 inches with a slightly bigger then 1/2" square. the handle is about 4 inches
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The pump don't work because the vandals took the handle.
Sorry no clue as to what it's for.