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Weird IH Piece(Canada-made)

Started by dimwittedmoose51, June 10, 2011, 03:49:10 AM

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dimwittedmoose51

Has the IH logo and the number 3(or maybe 8)124A  and maybe 5-6" long.  Picked it up tonight at a tag sale in Waverly.

Thanks

DM&FS

Champion Pawn/Flea Plunderer
Old Tools and Music.....My drugs of choice

Donny B.

It looks a bit like a step, doesn't it?

Fins/413

I would guess its half of a chain tightener.
1959 Chrysler New Yorker
1982 E150 Ford van

lazyassforge

I'm not sure but I think it is a piece for a high lift jack. I can't find one just like it but here is a simular one.

Bear

could be part of a check wire stake, missing the stake.

jimwrench

 Agree with Bear, thats what it reminds me of.
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench

rusty


Seems like it, here is a picture of one(Sorry, it's a deere one)

http://ytforums.ytmag.com/ttforum/viewtopic.php?t=749311&view=previous&sid=68e5bee5c19b3521f7857a6ba731adc6
(scroll down a bit)

Clear resemblence, if you assume there is missing stuff...
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

dimwittedmoose51

Not being a farmer, I don't have a clue what all these pieces do, but living Iowa, I guess I better learn!!

Thanks folks.  In search of the elusive Speed-Hed wrench tomoprrow.  HOpe it's still where I saw it last....

DM&FS

Champion Pawn/Flea Plunderer
Old Tools and Music.....My drugs of choice

rusty

>Not being a farmer, I don't have a clue what all these pieces do

LOL, there aren't all that many farmers left that rememebr what these pieces do either...

A Check wire stake is just a stake you stick in the ground to hold the end of a check wire.

A Checkwire is what you streach across a field so your seed planter plants seeds nice and neat.

(The checkwire has little knots in it every yard or so that trip a lever in the seeder making it drop a seed...)

It has been half a century since anyone did it that way tho...
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.