Possibly a old cannon axle?

Relicboy2257

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Sorry haven’t been posting much lately, I’ve been pretty busy. Me and grandpa dig up a 200lb steel axel of some sort. Dose anyone know how old it is, and what it came off of? 2004E3A0-9BBD-4839-8C1A-62CE2B22722A.jpg86AE5D20-FF6E-4D4B-9DB5-E0ADF952E8E5.jpeg1EE62BB3-2236-45E0-AB8F-394D887C7188.jpegC779A6BA-AEE0-41DB-B823-F30F32415547.jpeg Any thoughts?
 

Looks like a straight axel to me Hard to say for sure with the background in the photo makes it hard to look at
 

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Being all iron, it's probably from a heavy cart. Large portable engine, baler, reaper. etc. If the center has a swivel/bolster, it would be a front axle. Older wagons and cannons had wooden axles.
 

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Thanks for information, now I’m pretty sure it a old wagon axle
 

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