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Any Ideas :icon_scratch: The only threads are where the two pieces join together.. The rounded piece is hollow and feeds into the larger cylindrical beveled piece. Found on an early 1800's farm site.
 

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Part of a cast iron radiator?

DCMatt
 
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Wondering if it might be some kind of lubrication fitting and part of a bearing for a large shaft. Not sure why the fitting would need to be so large, though. Similar in theory to this picture:
 

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I am guessing some kind of fitting for an early day farm machine or tractor? Goes along with the first guesser. Monty
 
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GpSnoopy said:
Wondering if it might be some kind of lubrication fitting and part of a bearing for a large shaft. Not sure why the fitting would need to be so large, though. Similar in theory to this picture:

I agree on the application, but I think the cavity was probably for oil instead of grease. Interesting find whatever it is. :thumbsup:
 
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broken foot from a cast iron (potbellied) stove?
 
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