✅ SOLVED Handle or something else?

[Jrharvey91]

ANY help appreciated thanks everyone

 

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[kcm]

Yep, it's a handle. Something is screaming at me that I'm "supposed" to know what from, but I just can't think right now.

 

[Icewing]

Farm hydrant handle (just guessing)

 

[ecmo]

Opening/closing lockdown lever of some sort.

 

[Tony in SC]

It's from a coupling or connector for a hose or flexible pipe called a camlok/cam lock. There's usually one on each side of the female end. The male end has a groove. The cam holds them in place. Tony

 

[Bruce R]

I agree with Icewing, hydrant handle. That symbol on it may even mean water. Tony has a great idea too, there's some of them around the plant here, I'll take a look.

 

[vhs07]

It's from a coupling or connector for a hose or flexible pipe called a camlok/cam lock. There's usually one on each side of the female end. The male end has a groove. The cam holds them in place. Tony

Tony's right, I've sheared up these things by the thousands.

 

[kcm]

Thanks guys - as soon as I saw the word 'hydrant', that's all it took!!

 

[Jrharvey91]

Thanks everyone for your help