Tool Talk
What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: Fxstcustom on December 30, 2017, 06:35:23 PM
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Here is the other device he is not sure what it was used for
All of his tools/items are mid-late 1800's
this one he is not sure when it was used
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This cold also be a hay tool for grabbing hay bales.
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Not big enough
I should show measurements to it
It’s about 3-4 inches tall 3 inches wide
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This cold also be a hay tool for grabbing hay bales.
Even if it were the right size, the relationship between (presumed) handle and hook is too small.
I wonder if it was meant to install on a rod, like a closet rod, with the hook being to hang something from?
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Hello, The hook would grab the wire on the hay bale. Regards, Lou
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The large oval part looks like it is tapered inside like it would slip over a piece of wood of some sort. The only thing that comes to mind is maybe a doubletree or singletree
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there was one on google that they said was to hang in a barn to hold horse tack ???
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I surfed horse track several ways
Cannot find a pic with this in it
Was there any more info?
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Another odd thing is the hook is not perpendicular to the hole. all other hooks would be perpendicular
Like hay or meat hook
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goto google and put in "vintage horse tack hooks" I just found it again.
I can see where they could just hang it on a peg or nail to hang the tacks, and move it where ever they put the horse.
just an idea.