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I'm leaning towards a biscuit cutter.
Thanks for any info
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it looks like a chain link fence cap or maybe a biscuit cutter.

Bill
 
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No Creskol
It is way to lite for cast...
 
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Chain link fence post cap. Specifically, a "loop cap."

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Scott
 

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I am calling this one,It is most likely a fence post cap as stated.
Although I think it would suffice for a biscuit cutter or a bulb planter in a pinch. :tongue3:
Thanks for the input folks :hello:
HH Soup
 
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Soupie said:
I am calling this one,It is most likely a fence post cap as stated.
Although I think it would suffice for a biscuit cutter or a bulb planter in a pinch. :tongue3:
Thanks for the input folks :hello:
HH Soup
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After looking at it again, it is possible that it could be either; it is tapered somewhat and doesn't have a blunt, rolled edge around the opening. Very curious....

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I see I am late on this one but I would also say it's a aluminum "loop cap" for a chain link fence too, it would go onto the line post and the top rail would go through the "loop". I've installed many chain link fences in the past. If you measured the inside diameter of the cup part, it would be slightly larger than 2", 1 5/8", etc. for a clearance fit on the metal post, good ID guys ! :icon_thumright:

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I think the top part would have to be round shaped to be a post top for a chain link fence. The horizontial pipe needs to slide into that part.
 
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It looks like a plug for a grease pit in a butcher shop :dontknow:
 
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They come in all shapes and sizes, yours looks like one that Sears use to install.
 

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Sorry that I am late on this reply. I just wanted to say that it is a top piece for a chain link fence post, but specifically it is a "Sears Roebuck" fence post cap. I have a bucket of them in my shed, but it is so cold out that I can't get the door to the shed open due to the ground heaving. Sears fencing was unique to this style and I was hoping to get a photo of one of mine in like new condition. I know that they were common in the 1960's and 1970's.- JHinPA
 
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