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Mikey

08-10-2002 19:32:57




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gents,
Found this out behind the barn at the new place I bought. I don't have a clue as to what it is.

Both the bottom and top have a patent date of July 31, 1900. The top part has a hinged side that flops down to 90 degrees.

I thought about some kind of brake, but it is height adjustable and it doesn't have any other writing. Yep, I punched the patent number in over at the patent site, but it couldn't come up with a match.

Ideas?...Theories?

Mikey

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James Schneider

08-12-2002 09:25:45




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 Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mikey, 08-10-2002 19:32:57  
Could someone tell what this is ? Gubilee, what year? Model#101A, Serial #-24989. Also, what is its value. runs , in good condition.



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You don't need to know

08-12-2002 06:04:49




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 Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mikey, 08-10-2002 19:32:57  
Looks like a good stand to hold your tractor books open while setting on the toilet. 3 foot tall would be about right.



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Farmered

08-11-2002 21:06:05




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 Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mikey, 08-10-2002 19:32:57  
Did they charge you extra for the place to get that rare piece? It looks like it could be used to hold a crosscut saw for filing and fitting.
Does the wheel turn a screw to adjust the height?



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More Pics, Sans 9N!.....Mikey

08-11-2002 16:20:35




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 Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mikey, 08-10-2002 19:32:57  
2 more pics, with out the 9n. I wouldn't want to confuse anyone!

Left Side
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Right Side
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The castings on the bottom say "Covel Mfg, Pat july 31, 1900. There is also a casting that says "971D". The front flops down, there is no crank to use it as a clamp.

This bugger is about 18" wide at the top, approx 3 feet tall, and weighs about 55 lbs.

I'm going to blast it and paint it black. Then I'm going to stick it out in the yard by the frost free to hang hoses on. Should be a good conversation starter!

My nickels worth,

Mikey

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JoeK

08-11-2002 20:32:12




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 Re: Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to More Pics, Sans 9N!.....Mikey, 08-11-2002 16:20:35  
Covel Mfg was mfg of screw cutting machines and quality lathes,bought by Atlas-Clausing in 60s.Piece may be companion stand/support(maybe to hold blank while attaching to lathe?)If I knew where I'd look in a machinists equiptment catalog for something similar.Need cleaned and painted regardless.....Interesting piece!



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Charles(Mo)

08-11-2002 16:59:24




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 Re: Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to More Pics, Sans 9N!.....Mikey, 08-11-2002 16:20:35  
Sorry about the earlier post Mikey, I couldn't help myself. I am curious though as to what that thing is. From what I saw, your 9N looks great.
Charles



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Charles(Mo)

08-11-2002 11:50:21




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 Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mikey, 08-10-2002 19:32:57  
Is it a 9N or 2N Ford tractor? Used for many farm chores. What is that thing in front of the tractor? lol
Charles



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JoeK

08-10-2002 19:56:18




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 Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mikey, 08-10-2002 19:32:57  
Jack of some sort,semi trailer jack,railcar jack,house jack?Any company Name or tonnage markings on it.



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Mark Kw

08-11-2002 13:22:59




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 Re: Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to JoeK, 08-10-2002 19:56:18  
Saw similar item used in old steam engine railroad grease/maint pits, not exactly like this one but very close to it.



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jon

08-11-2002 21:36:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Anybody Know What This Is? in reply to Mark Kw, 08-11-2002 13:22:59  
was there a sawmill filing shop around, It looks kind of like the stand to support the loop of a big band saw blade where it hangs out of the side of a grinding machine. they were seperate stands to accomidate different lenghts of blades.



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