It looks to me like its a gear drive from an old pump but I'm not sure. Not looking for guesses, I can do that, looking for an answer from someone who KNOWS...
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It looks to me like its a gear drive from an old pump but I'm not sure. Not looking for guesses, I can do that, looking for an answer from someone who KNOWS...
you come to the wrong place if you don't want guesses..
it looks like the gear on the back of a honey wagon, the one used to open the tail gate a bit at a time.
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A few more clues might be helpfull here. Where was it found at? and what was around with it?
Found in the woods on an old farmsite. Nothing else of note around. The honeywagon thought is a good one but it wouldnt open it very far. I'm thinking this is designed for repetitive up and down motions like a water pump. There I go engaging in speculation when I wanted answers...
You might try posting on www.Smokstak.com forum. It's all about old engines & farm equipment.
Ok...it's very rusty. It's either very large or very small but could be medium as there is nothing in the photo to gauge the size.
My vote is for honey wagon gear.
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No there is no reference, the stem (not the piece with gear) is about 18 inches long...
From Iowa. Or possibly Idaho.
That thar is a woobly joint and part of a thinkumadohiky. sry had to.Transmission.
Windmill parts.
Left handed gear from a spiznog. No doubt in my mind !!
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Im thinking its part of a windmill mechanisim as those were sucker pumps and rotary motin needed to be linear to run the pump.
i agree with that especially the part on the right if the parts were cleaned up a bit it would help.
I believe from your photos it appears to be iron.
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i just installed an aeromotor windmill 2 years ago. i do not recall any part on it that looks like that. the design has not changed.
The drive mechanism for a hernulator valve. Commonly used on older windlass agitator assemblies.
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That looks like the feed pawl from an old hand cranked drill press.Looks like the one on mine any way.
And the piece on the right could be the table support. Here's mine that I got from my grandfather:
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