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Bought at a flee market, seller nor I know what it is.
Does anyone know what this tool is for?
thanks
tim
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mystery tool id
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brewzalot
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mystery tool id
Bought at a flee market, seller nor I know what it is.
Does anyone know what this tool is for?
thanks
tim
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ricky racer
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Re: mystery tool id
Oh yeah, that's one of those things.... 
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Eugene
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Re: mystery tool id
I have an excuse. CRS.
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brewzalot
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Re: mystery tool id
It doesn't seem to have a sharp enough edge for that, but then I cant argue the only guess I got so far.
thanks Eugene
thanks Eugene
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Eugene
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Re: mystery tool id
I recall seeing that tool as a youngster. Name??. Only thing I recall is, that it is some sort of scrapper.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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brewzalot
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Re: mystery tool id
The part on the back end would work as a small nail or staple puller perhaps (if you could get under the head)
The two little v's are different sizes.
The two little v's are different sizes.
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Re: mystery tool id
Looks like something a horseshoer would use to scrape the bottom of hoof with before filling the hoof. You don't want file full of manure.
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Re: mystery tool id
giant bottle cap opener
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Re: mystery tool id
looks kinda like the tool for running string through to shock corn
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