bartshop62
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What is this. It has fabric all around. How old is it?
Found in mid to late 1800s farm in georgia state.
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Windmill brake?
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break pad
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Fabric would have rotted , more likely Asbestos and now you've brought in your house zzzzzzzzzz.... you can thank me later..
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Could also be a transmission brake [park brake] for an old truck.
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smokeythecat
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Definitely a brake pad, as previously stated, and yes, that might be asbestos on it.
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