JIM JIM JIM!!! It's all about Jim isn't it? Gee Jim , your paint is pretty, Gee Jim, you're so smart. I'm sick of it I tell you, SICK OF IT!!!
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What the Heck Is It ?
- Thread starter YamadudeXS650C
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Actually, my friend Karen got the answer before Jim did, but she's not a member here (and doesn't like motorcycles), so I gave the ribbon to Jim.
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Showed it to Allison, she knew in 15 seconds.
I was a city boy, she's the farm girl.
I was a city boy, she's the farm girl.
Well if my dad was still around it would probably not have helped to ask him despite him growing up on a farm in Minnesota, don't thing they had any of those new fangled things there! Milking was done by hand with a bucket and a stool!
Heck! when brother and I visited the family farm in 1961 they still did not have indoor plumbing!
Heck! when brother and I visited the family farm in 1961 they still did not have indoor plumbing!
DE had it first.
The lack of response to his question led me in other directions.
DE didn't have it. Didn't name the item.
Naming the item is The Game.
He was just fishing for a hint.
Jim got it; He's so smart.
No whining allowed.
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Oh Please! Here we go again, JIM, JIM,JIM!!!DE didn't have it. Didn't name the item.
Naming the item is The Game.
He was just fishing for a hint.
Jim got it; He's so smart.
No whining allowed.
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Ok, first off if anyone knows what this is they’re gonna have to prove it cause I honestly have no clue. I suspect it’s railroad. Looks like a cover for some sort of bevel gear/axle.
Huh !?
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Maybe a cover plate for a DC electrical connection, but I have no evidence to back that up.
However, the arrow would be 90 degrees off..... darn.
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However, the arrow would be 90 degrees off.....
darn..
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I'm guessing an antique curb stop cover. IE a cap for a recessed plumbing valve.
But that's just a guess.
But that's just a guess.
It came out of an accumulation of junk from a lifelong union electrician mixed in with the accumulation of a union pipe fitter/rail car fab welder. Both were collectors of random junk. I’m guessing if it were for a valve it would have a third hole for the stem.
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It is what's left behind when a tortoise goes on holiday.
Come on guys...
Harder because the paint is worn off.
It's Kansas City fan's game helmet...
Green Bay has Cheeseheads...
That's an Arrowhead.
Harder because the paint is worn off.
It's Kansas City fan's game helmet...
Green Bay has Cheeseheads...
That's an Arrowhead.
Well, It is in KC....Come on guys...
Harder because the paint is worn off.
It's Kansas City fan's game helmet...
Green Bay has Cheeseheads...
That's an Arrowhead.
Was in the preverbial box of parts that often comes with a "barn find"
And what's it used for?
If you know it may reveal more about you than you want to share .... ;^)
It's a little unclear but the cardboard sleeve has a leaf shaped hole so you are looking at what's inside.
After a while I'll show the back of the sleeve with instructions for use.
And what's it used for?
If you know it may reveal more about you than you want to share .... ;^)
It's a little unclear but the cardboard sleeve has a leaf shaped hole so you are looking at what's inside.
After a while I'll show the back of the sleeve with instructions for use.
This part of a "knock knock" joke?
Seems there's always a fooler or two in the box, right?Unusual find in box of motorcycle parts.....the kind we typically deal with
