🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Wheel Hub
- Thread starter octavian
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Neat find
Edit in some more pics with different angles.
Edit in some more pics with different angles.
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beepbleep
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Could it be a pipe flange?
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Tony in SC
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It is a hub from a wheel. It is later(from the automotive era). The early autos used iron hubs but still used wooden spokes.
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beepbleep
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A look inside would help.
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Looks like there is a bearing race on it
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