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    200 lbs C-clamp?

    Been clean up stuff on Thai guys farm and found a 200lbs C-clamp. Serif anyone has seen anything like it



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    Here is a pic of it


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    That thing is huge..... wonder what that was use for???
    I wonder if cleaned up some if a museum would buy that, I have driven buy that one up 287 and always wanted to stop in there??
    Last edited by twmart; 10-20-2013 at 07:46 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by twmart View Post
    That thing is huge..... wonder what that was use for???
    To keep "B" and "D" in line, of coarse.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KzScrapper View Post
    To keep "B" and "D" in line, of coarse.
    LOL! You know why 6 is afraid of 7? Because 7, 8, 9.
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    Here's a little simple way to clean up the rust, bucket or tub full of vinegar let it soak overnight or longer if necessary. I've also heard of people using soda.

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    I have no clue what it's used for was hoping someone would no. My dad had this rust stuff he uses.

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    (don't tell the "liquid wrench" guys this, but water caused the rust, it breaks the rust down better too ; ) Unless it's something that's already covered in oil by now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by parrothead View Post
    LOL! You know why 6 is afraid of 7? Because 7, 8, 9.
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    Hey, its not a bigger version of one of these is it? he he

    I'm very sure I have seen a similar 'G clamp' before.. Dunno where & when. Something to do with boats? Were there any other tools similar or close to it?
    Last edited by eesakiwi; 10-25-2013 at 12:03 AM.

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    That's not a clamp it is a micrometer, they're used for measuring. I've never seen a 200 pound one though!
    Last edited by scrapping; 10-25-2013 at 10:27 AM.

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    the curved grooved jaw on the clamp gives me the impression its use was related in some way to pipes, either in drilling or irrigation on that farm.

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    I think was to hold gas pipes underground together because I hauled a huge pipe off his property to

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    It looks like a pipe cutter to me; the T handle being the adjustment as you'd find in a copper tube cutter. My first thought was the third point hitch off a tractor, but it's too big for that. You sure it's 200 lbs? Looks more like 40.


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