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Jim

03-07-2004 18:59:06




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I found it in my hay barn, it is about 3/16" thick, cast iron, and pretty light.




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JC

03-09-2004 21:39:43




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 Re: What is this? in reply to Jim, 03-07-2004 18:59:06  
That is the main part off of a 1953 Whatzamadoozit.



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bob

03-09-2004 19:26:09




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 Re: What is this? in reply to Jim, 03-07-2004 18:59:06  
looks like some kind of choke or damper. You pull it in or out by finger hole at end. It slides on a bevel-head screw in the middle, & big end opens up flow.



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Fern(Mi)

03-08-2004 18:10:56




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 Re: What is this? in reply to Jim, 03-07-2004 18:59:06  
Scale balance?



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Nebraska Cowman

03-08-2004 10:15:10




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 Re: What is this? in reply to Jim, 03-07-2004 18:59:06  
Could be part of a woodburning stove or anything. Like one friend used to say "It's off a windmill" his reasoning was; It is not ON a windmill so it must be OFF a windmill!



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Fawteen

03-08-2004 02:47:49




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 Re: What is this? in reply to Jim, 03-07-2004 18:59:06  
Wild guess...Could it be an early ID Tag for a cow, say before they had the plastic ear-punch type?



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David Styles from Austral

03-13-2004 06:44:24




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 Re: Re: What is this? in reply to Fawteen, 03-08-2004 02:47:49  
I know what these things are they are the chips out of early digital cameras!!!! 1936 pre WW2 sony camcorder!!!!! Or haven't you yankees got them till more recently!! Nah just kidding HAHA!!



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