✅ SOLVED Metal gear found in creek?

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Shift shaft out of a tractor is my guess
 

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Judging by the size of the one remaining tooth, I would say somebody tried to feed rocks through the corn husker.:BangHead:
 

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Make sense since the creek is next to a highway and a farm, but i will check out more of the metal pieces tomorrow
 

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Transmission main shaft me thinks.

Just for curiosity sake, does a transmission main shaft have teeth that looks like these?
 

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I don't think those bulbous -ended teeth are designed to mesh with any other gear. They may ..may .. be designed for roller-link chains like a manure spreader has, but I think they are designed for mashing something.
 

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So I got a **** spreader <_>
 

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I don't think those bulbous -ended teeth are designed to mesh with any other gear. They may ..may .. be designed for roller-link chains like a manure spreader has, but I think they are designed for mashing something.

There is no way those teeth would mesh with other similar teeth except in a sliding fashion, they wouldn't mesh with a roller chain either, the bulbous teeth wouldn't have the space in between them for that to happen, those teeth could only mesh in rotation with a pointed tooth gear like a bicycle sprocket.
 

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Its junk so I'm throwing it away
 

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Tractor P.T.O shaft.
 

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Oh.
 

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It's called a snap roll, from a corn picker.
 

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