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What's-It Forum => What's-It Forum => Topic started by: vestsp on June 21, 2011, 08:26:50 PM
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I'm cleaning out my grandfather's garage and am curious about a few items.
Thanks for the assistance
Shawn
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and this
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and these too
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#1 looks like part of a power hacksaw, maybe one of the kits that were sold years ago that made use of a washing machine gearbox to make the sawing action. That's my WAG only.
(http://www.cedar--rapids.com/Industrial-Equipment-/Oakhill-Jackson-/Agricultural-plus-Farming-/Build-a-power-hacksaw-from-washing-machine-how-to-plans-adpic.PHP.jpg)
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> part of a power hacksaw...
My WAG is it's a jig for sharpening lawnmower blades....
The second brass thing is the top of some cartridge filter, but there is no way I can guess what for...
The blue thing is an air line water seperator for compressed air. (it's not usable in that state btw;)
The last thing I dunno, part of a propane stove?
Cleaning out the garage is always a sure way to loose some hair headscratching - P
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thanks, here is a link to some better pics
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46733738@N05/sets/72157626893566687/
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Chainsaw file guide?
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Welcome to the site "vestsp". The 3rd picture down appears to be a condensate trap for an Air Compressor, that has seen better days. The one below it on first glance looks like it could be a power antenna for a automobile, but that is just a guess.
Wayne
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this is a pneumatic tool of some sort
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The pneumatic tool might be some sort of a paint scaler if the 3 blades are hardened steel.
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the blades are hardened steel and the ring around them appears to be adjustable for height, i actually found two of these tools
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The top picture is definitely a chain saw file guide.
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I agree, the chainsaw file guide was completely new to me, i actually found two of these also :)
The next two items are also curious.
(I'm not sure that i've ever seen a carb with a glass bowl before though)
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Fuel pumps used to have glass bowls also, and were rebuildable. They were also where you could see them and work on them, not hidden in the fuel tank.
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a few more discoveries that i have had time to photograph
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a few more
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The last one is a sheet metal shear, with the kewlest handle I have seen on a power tool.
Tho the Buck Rogers electric drill ray gun comes a close second ; )
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After a long delay, I'm finally getting a chance to read the posts on post-crash Tool Talk. I would be very interested in obtaining further info on all of the drills shown - I don't believe that I've seen any of them before. Thanks in advance!
Ron
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The first photo in the third set looks like a combination pressure regulator/filter combo.
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I see 3 drills. All electric a presume. It's hard to tell. I'm having to view the pictures on my Droid. Are they seized up? Are they for sale?