Found 3" metal round disc

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I can't help you but you may have more luck posting this in the "What is it" forum. Good luck on your search.
 

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Integrity would you like me to move it so it gets more exposure? Welcome to t-net.
 

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this may be a vehicle scale weight,vintage,weigh it and let us know how much it weighs
 

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good id mical 66..:icon_thumright:..no doubt you are correct.I dont inderstand how you cook on it or lift it though.I'm sure there is a reason for this shape,always is..:dontknow:
 

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good id mical 66..:icon_thumright:..no doubt you are correct.I dont inderstand how you cook on it or lift it though.I'm sure there is a reason for this shape,always is..:dontknow:
Bigfoot, the crosspiece on the indented side isn't solid, but rather has an opening that allows you to put a hook or standard lid lifter into it. It also serves to make for a effectively flat surface to cook on. So, it goes # side down.
Sometimes these smaller ones went into a bigger ring, as shown here (although it's listed as a salesman sample it has the same design); http://www.google.com/search?q=cast...AA&biw=1024&bih=672#biv=i|0;d|B2u9kcFRC61xBM:
 

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thx nhbenz....was kinda seeing that side in reverse relief...obvious now...:BangHead:
 

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