found this stuff today dont know what the bottom thing is?

[cwdigger]

Dont knwo what either one of these are the pliers look kinda like a hole puncher but the other
any help would be app.

HH

 

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[buckaroo]

It is hard to tell from the pictures but the pliers looking thing may be a saw set. For setting teeth on hand saws. The bottom pic may be a splitter for splitting frozen hex nuts. Is there any way to get larger pictures?

 

[cwdigger]

It is hard to tell from the pictures but the pliers looking thing may be a saw set. For setting teeth on hand saws. The bottom pic may be a splitter for splitting frozen hex nuts. Is there any way to get larger pictures?

a little bigger

 

[mtntrekr2]

The lower one is a nut splitter. Pliers do look like a saw tooth setter.

Joe

 

[PBK]

The spike looks like a cutter bar guard from a mowing machine or harvester, c. 1930’s-50’s. Here's a patent drawing for a similar example:

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[PBK]

Bottom 2 pics are of the same piece Saw set
Don

Good call, Don!

http://members.mybizz.net/~con12a/saw set website/plierindex.htm

 

[acedigger]

Found this on Tractor Supply's website. The description says its a rock guard for a harvester or some other type of farm implement.

Maybe this will help.

 

[texan connection]

Found this on Tractor Supply's website. The description says its a rock guard for a harvester or some other type of farm implement.

Maybe this will help.

Yup rock gaurd for a sickle bar cutter

 

[cwdigger]

Found this on Tractor Supply's website. The description says its a rock guard for a harvester or some other type of farm implement.

Maybe this will help.

Thanks so I take it that its a fairly new tool I mean its nothing that was used in the 30's or 40's thanks for all your help

 

[texan connection]

Oh yes sickle bar cutter were the first hay or stalk cutters to be used by machinery even during horse drawn times (horse drawn sickle bar) so it could be turn of the century or it could be modern, they are used today, but new eguipment uses the rotary cutter to cut stalks. you would have to get some #'s off it to date it. I just sold my sickle bar hay cutter and it was made in the 70's but I know where some folks still use a horse drawn one likely from the early 1900's

 

[sniffer]

those are rock gaurds from a sickle bar on a combine, the thing that looks like a pliers is tool used to crimp round head rivets that hold the cutting blade on the sickle bar, the last one is the tool that is used to force the remains of the old rivet out of the sickle bar so that it can be replaced. have a great day

 

[bradyboy]

Agree, bottom pic is a nut splitter

 

[PBK]

Maybe the resemblance is purely coincidental...




matthewh05's Morrill pliers-type
"pliers" item saw-set, c. 1880's-90's

 

[cwdigger]

Maybe the resemblance is purely coincidental...






matthewh05's Morrill pliers-type
"pliers" item saw-set, c. 1880's-90's

So do you reckon that they were made in the late 1800's I have found some numbers on them if that would help date them, thanks

 

[PBK]

Post 'em, and let's see what some of our forum researchers can come up with!

If they're patent numbers, we should definitely be able to obtain dates for those.