Implement wrench

[bigblockjohn454]

I found this a couple of days ago. It was about seven inches down by an old road. The research that I have been able to do, tells me that it is an implement wrench. But I couldn't find any information on the maker or a possible year or era. Any ideas? Thanks in advance! Some of the smartest people out there are on this forum.

Thanks again! John

 

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[nsdq]

Used to have one almost like that for International windrow rake from the late teens early twenty's era

 

[bigblockjohn454]

Thank you. I was figuring 20s or 30s. Just was not sure.

 

[longcut]

IHC,,,,, International Harvester Corporation

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Never realized the wrench forms the initials IHC until now.

 

[BosnMate]

Besides wrenches for farm machinery, there are also buggy wrenches that look like your find, and I think if you bought a model T back in the day, you got a wrench something like that.

 

[knighthunter]

Besides wrenches for farm machinery, there are also buggy wrenches that look like your find, and I think if you bought a model T back in the day, you got a wrench something like that.

Totally agree.Buggy wrench, Museum's are full of them.

 

[bigblockjohn454]

Thank you all. I did not know about the buggy wrenches. I knew about the old cars. But, I think longcut probably hit it. Because of where it was. Not saying the rest of you are wrong. I'm simply basing it on location. The best part is that I learned something new. Thank you!

 

[Bruce R]

The farmers call them wagon wrenches around here. Surprisingly, some are still in use.

 

[bigblockjohn454]

No kidding! We have some Amish around here. So, I guess it's not that big of a surprise. Unless you are referring to the wrench.