Mystery Object (locked version of Original)

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  1. borrowers

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    Sorry ,no....It's not an implement,and I understand the one he lost, fell from a tool box.
     
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    spanner type thingy :confused:
     
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    [​IMG] Looks like an angled wrench of some kind.. For an early tractor perhaps??

    :D The first Ring Spanner..??? :D
     
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    borrowers and Marley...Right with Spanner.. [​IMG] But Grandad never drove a tractor.
    It was made to measure..but for what? [​IMG]
     
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    horse drawn plough thing (you can tell i grew up on a farm can't you - not)
     
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    i meant of course, spanner for horse drawn.....
     
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    [​IMG] For winding or turning something to do with his job in the field????
     
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    More to make sure he got back from the field [​IMG] :D
     
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    a clanger, like the triangle, to bang for someone to come & get him - getting desperate now [​IMG]
     
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    A spanner to wind down the wheels on a horsedrawn plough so it could be transported from field to field.
     
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    is it something to get out of the field like a gate opener
     
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    borrowers..So close!...It was for a Horse drawn cart. But which part of it?

    Beefy [​IMG] Long time no see! How's things??
     
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