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Started by randyfishmoore, August 24, 2012, 01:25:34 PM

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randyfishmoore

It's cast iron.  Approx. 5 " long, 1 & 3/8" wide, 1/2" thick and weighs 5.4 oz.  Found in S.C.

Papaw

That looks like a tool used for detaching links on farm machinery chain.
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mikeswrenches

How about an ice chipper?

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amertrac

how about a 4 hole belt buckle bob w.
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HeelSpur

Nah, thats a pic the brothers used in those afro's.
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Billman49

Looks like an ice chipper,  but the points appear a bit thick - see if you can find one at http://icetoolcollections.com/4icechippers.htm

Bill Houghton

Ultimate camping fork.  No campfire eggs too tough for THIS fork.

randyfishmoore


Thanks for the info so far.  It's not an ice chipper.  Was once told it was a rope tying tool, which it would work as that but the rope tying pros don't think it was made for that.

lauver

Extra heavy duty fork...  for people who like to eat with authority. 

It also looks like the handle end could be used for a bottle cap remover.  Beer anyone?
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rusty

Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

geneg

I would say that it is to clean the fins on something, looks agricultural. Possibly a seed cleaner, food grinder, or?
Second thought is to break up the crust in buffing pads or wheels.