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turpin

03-06-2006 18:54:17

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Sorry for the repost on an old post.Hopefully I can get the picture to stay this time. I can't find out what this is anywhere so I thought I would come here. I know you will know what it is. I started collecting wrenches a while back and came across a few of these. It looks like a part of a mower or turning plow maybe? In raised letters on this piece is: CLIMAX PATTERN, 10-IN, L, WAYNE AGL. WKS. INC., GOLDSBORO NC" It is about 12" long and has a tip/fitting on it and a bolt hole for mounting it to whatever it mounts to.
I have a few of these and they are marked left and right. Thanks for your help. If the picture doesn't show up copy and past this link into the address bar and it will take you to the picture Link

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Hermit

03-07-2006 06:57:40

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Re: identify this piece in reply to turpin, 03-06-2006 18:54:17

It looks to me like it might be a mud scraper off an old, drag-type disk. 10 inches would be about the correct length and they would need right and left hand scrapers.

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turpin

03-07-2006 19:19:33

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Re: identify this piece in reply to Hermit, 03-07-2006 06:57:40

Thank you, that is what I was looking for. I had a couple of old farmers tell me that is what they thought it was and I was looking to verify it. Unless some one else comes up with someting better, that's what I'm going with.

Thanks a lot.

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Butcher

03-06-2006 19:50:45

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Re: identify this piece in reply to turpin, 03-06-2006 18:54:17

Did you do an internet search for the company? All I could come up with was that Wayne AGL.WKS.INC. was into windmills and hand water pumps. Could they be blades for a small windpump for household use in the 19th century? Just a guess.

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Butcher

03-06-2006 19:47:58

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Re: identify this piece in reply to turpin, 03-06-2006 18:54:17

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turpin

03-07-2006 06:02:42

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Re: identify this piece in reply to Butcher, 03-06-2006 19:47:58

I would say very unlikely as they are very heavy cast steel. I have others with different names that are the same. One is Billups Climax, S.R Whites and Sons, etc.... I did google them with no avail. I saw the post you where talking about also. The Billups Climax did bring up one page that links you to a book about cotton plows. But no pictures of plows to identify it. I googled images also. Thanks for the help/

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