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Time for another round of " What the heck is this?"

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Yossarian

My sister and brother in-law moved last year.  My dad being my dad made sure all of the old tools that were in the shed when they moved in weren't in the shed when they moved out.  Old brace and bits, wrenches, a really neat set of pliers I'd never seen before and this.  The combined knowledge on this forum is pretty amazing really so thanks in advance.

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ebinmaine

First thing I thought of is an early prototype for Thor's special winged hammer.

 

That's probably not it though....

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ol550

sdc67xhsm.jpg.07748fd25b061fea60a34168d3866867.jpgFor separating flat link chain,

 

 

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Yossarian
22 minutes ago, ol550 said:

sdc67xhsm.jpg.07748fd25b061fea60a34168d3866867.jpgFor separating flat link chain,

 

 

Thanks neighbor!!!  I'm just a bit north of you in Fayette by the way. Lived in Columbia for quite a few years.

 

 

I've got a couple of other things from a tool box that belonged to my Grandfather that I'll post here later when I get a couple of pictures. 

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formariz

@ol550 Is it a separator or a breaker? Or separates it and holds it in order to break it? how is it actually used?

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johnnymag3

Im confused also …. How does it function, and why separate flat link?

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ol550

This is another style of flat link chain. The tool holds one link to drive the flat part past the rounded end and reverse to assemble.

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Yossarian

Also, if any one on here can actually use that, its theirs.  I might ask for actual shipping,  but I don't need it and tools should be used.

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CCW

I thought it was a hand mixer for big eggs.

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SylvanLakeWH

I was thinking it was Big Foot’s beard trimming comb... no? :confusion-confused:

 

 

But seriously...that is cool. :thumbs: Learn something on this site every day...Occasionally about little red tractors...

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Achto
1 hour ago, johnnymag3 said:

and why separate flat link?

 

Manure spreader apron's, self unloading wagons as well as some other farm equipment use flat flat chains. Sooner or later they all need maintenance.

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Pullstart

I thought maybe it was tuning forks for a Yeti?

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Stormin

Reminds me of one of swmbo's sisters.

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wh500special
On 4/17/2020 at 6:36 PM, Yossarian said:

Also, if any one on here can actually use that, its theirs.  I might ask for actual shipping,  but I don't need it and tools should be used.

Sounds like a real Catch 22!

"Yossarian"...love it!

:P

 

Steve

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