gregintenn
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My wife asked me what this was mounted on the board. I have no idea. It was hanging on the wall at a Cracker Barrel. I told her to snap a pic of it. I knew some guys who could tell us. Don't let me down!
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4barrel
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Upside down would read B-4
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gregintenn
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I figured that out all by myself.
What sort of tool is it?
part of a tire changing device
crstrode
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Might be a quick-change rupture disc flange.
ancient-one
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It is the lower seal housing of a gear box used on a Savura machine manufactured in the 1920's and early 1930's by IMASKR United in K.C. Missouri.
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gregintenn
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I'm not familiar with this machine, and google wasn't much help. What did the machine do? Was it some type of farm implement?
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gregintenn
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Do you suppose someone mounted it to the board and used it for something else? Maybe to break lawnmower tires off the rim?
No, you guys are all wrong. It's the B-4 light bulb socket from the big bingo board down at the VFW.
It is too small for me to see what it is....... !!
Next item.
Next item.
ancient-one
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I am really sorry but the Devil made me do it. Mine was not a serious reply. I apologize. Turn the letters in the machine name and the company name into words.
I will send you a PM in a little bit.
I will send you a PM in a little bit.
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