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  1. Jul 21, 2008, 10:11 PM
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    Some type of clamp?

    I have no clue what this thing is. Seems to be made of brass.

    Hal
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  2. Jul 21, 2008, 10:18 PM #2
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    Re: Some type of clamp?

    It kinda looks like a coin slot... the part where a coin would go into a machine... do any coins fit it? 

    I know...i'm stupid


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  3. Jul 21, 2008, 10:20 PM #3
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    Re: Some type of clamp?

    I was going to venture a guess as a "coin slot"...until I tried to google up a photo...apparently "coin slot" is the new term for "plumbers butt"...of course the people profiling didn't look like they were in the trades...the plumbing trade anyway...in other words, I've got no clue.
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    Re: Some type of clamp?

    Quote Originally Posted by Montana Jim
    It kinda looks like a coin slot...
    Hey, if you think the same thing, it might just be a coin slot...run a google on it...you might find something interesting. LOL...
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    Re: Some type of clamp?

    The ridges and the slotted key area makes me think it's part of thing that seperates and twists to secure against another piece much like it.
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    Re: Some type of clamp?

    Quote Originally Posted by Montana Jim
    The ridges and the slotted key area makes me think it's part of thing that seperates and twists to secure against another piece much like it.
    yes, maybe part of a clamp... maybe electrical being brass.
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    Re: Some type of clamp?

    Looks like some type of rope cleat, similar to this.
    (or a part of one)

    http://store.hydeoutdoors.com/boat/anchor-rope-cleat
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