1627. Approximately 36" long:
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When the handle is closed it causes the point to rotate:
1628. Around 21" long:
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1629. 6-1/2" tall:
1630. 6-3/4" long:
1631. Submitted by a visitor who is looking to find the specific purpose for this device:
It has foam pads, bristle brushes, and wire brushes, text on it reads:
1978 Southbury MFG Corp
South Britain, Conn.
Pat Pend, Made in USA
1632. 12" long:
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1631
ReplyDeleteBattery-operated brush and scrubber. No specific application, just general crud-busting :)
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/D259076.html
1630 Holder for microscope slides.
ReplyDeleteI've got a tool holder that uses something like 1628 to told a tool in place (specifically, a little stand for an angle grinder that makes it a tiny chop saw).
ReplyDeleteOf course, the piece I have like that is cheap and plastic, but there are about 4 of them that are adjusted tighter/looser to hold the angle grinder in place.
1628 is a turnbuckle of some kind, of course.
ReplyDelete1628 Part of a framed wood saw. The assembly shown was used to tension the blade. Referred to as a "saw rod" in old catalogs.
ReplyDelete1627 A hay fork.
ReplyDelete1627 is a spike for going into a hay bale so it can be lifted into a loft.
ReplyDelete1632 I think is a timing light.
#1629
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a pulley/gear puller.
Correct answers so far:
ReplyDelete1627. Hay fork
1628. Saw rod
1630. Microscope slide box
1631. General purpose cleaner
1632. Timing light