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What is this off of a car, wagon, or what? In my mind I have seen this object before. Any ideas appreciated. It is the top picture I am interested in the most. I know the place I found this object was active in the 1880's till 1930's. It is 5 inches long but is broken on the left side.
 

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I will post some more pic's
 

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The circle on each side is about 50 cent size. Could this be part of a spring on a bucboard spring?
 

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It kinda look's like a goose in a wheelchair!,Or maybe a internal part of an engine from a tractor,rocker maybe?
 

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I was also thinking it looks like like a valve rocker (or lifter), but at 5" long I would think it would have to be be sturdier than it appears. Can you tell if the inside of the circles (where it would ride on a shaft) was machined to a very smooth surface? It would have to be for a lifter.
 

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Maybe an old hatchet head...it's pretty rusted up, and it could be bent....just a thought. Good-Luck.
 

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Yeah, I was thinking it was a rocker arm too. That's why I asked for a scale. It is really big for a rocker arm though. Maybe from a tractor or something similar. Even then, I still think that that is big for a rocker arm.
 

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Don't know about the top picture, but be careful with the thing on the bottom. I'm pretty sure it bites. ;D HH
Too big for a rockler arm.

AK in KY
 

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It's obviously a petrified claw from a Znutorian Mogwomp. (A common species of dune dragon from the planet Znutar).

Can't believe y'all didn't figger that out already. ;) ;D
 

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What is this off of a car, wagon, or what? In my mind I have seen this object before. Any ideas appreciated. It is the top picture I am interested in the most. I know the place I found this object was active in the 1880's till 1930's. It is 5 inches long but is broken on the left side.

Looks like the top part of a pump handle mechanism to me...
 

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Could it be a piece of an old wheel barrow or small wagon? An axle could have run through the holes and had 2 wheels?

What was the area used for at that time?
 

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In Chronological order. The place was used by wagons 1870's, train station for water, and then farming equipment.
Thanks for all your help. You are a great bunch of guys and gals. Again think you.
 

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