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I referred this to some friends who would know and there were a couple votes for this being a depth adjuster for a disk harrow, those things towed to plant fields, but this other guy seemed pretty confident:

"Nope, not a depth adjuster, there are no notches on the half moon thing. I believe it is part of the steering mechinism for a 4 wheeled wagon, the front axle is missing. The tongue fits between the two pieces leaning agaist the tree and rides on the half moon thing. Since it is small, probably a pony or goat wagon."
 
Chip said:
I referred this to some friends who would know and there were a couple votes for this being a depth adjuster for a disk harrow, those things towed to plant fields, but this other guy seemed pretty confident:

"Nope, not a depth adjuster, there are no notches on the half moon thing. I believe it is part of the steering mechinism for a 4 wheeled wagon, the front axle is missing. The tongue fits between the two pieces leaning agaist the tree and rides on the half moon thing. Since it is small, probably a pony or goat wagon."

So is this the final conclusion?
 
NH_Mtn_Hiker said:
I agree with Chip....this time :D
holy cr@p, dude. this might signal armageddon or something...

1ADAM12, I'm very confident that this is the final answer. The group I forwarded the picture to is made up, largely, of mid-western land owners/ranchers, $20k shotguns, heated Tack Rooms, that sort of thing.
Not that that's me, but they let me shoot with 'em sometimes. :eek:
A very knowledgable bunch.
 
Chip said:
holy cr@p, dude. this might signal armageddon or something...

1ADAM12, I'm very confident that this is the final answer. The group I forwarded the picture to is made up, largely, of mid-western land owners/ranchers, $20k shotguns, heated Tack Rooms, that sort of thing.
Not that that's me, but they let me shoot with 'em sometimes. :eek:
A very knowledgable bunch.


Very cool thanks Chip :)
 
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Barbara McMartin's books on the High Peaks. She has lots of info on junk found in the woods and I especially remember her talking about Street and Nye.
 
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