In the middle of the woods.

[kermit]

While in S.C a week or so ago I was walking deep in the woods on my way back to the truck so I just put the old ACE 250 on

all metal and held the coil down as I walked. I went a mile or 2 with out a sound then I got a Little tone. I didn't have to dig deep

as I found that the area about the size of a car about 6 feet by 10 feet was covered with these little things. I have no ideal what

they are but I think they my be some type of saw teeth. I did see a few really old stumps in the area. The two 12 Ga shells came

from the same area and date back to around the 1920's.

thanks for looking

Kermit

 

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[MUD(S.W.A.T)]

I have no idea but never the less!

 

[comfyinvermont]

Hey kermit, can you clean one up and post a picture, Might help with ID...Lance

 

[SugarSand]

Oh no!!!? Land shark teeth!!? I wonder who won, the shark or the guy with the shotgun?? ?


OK, on the serious side I did a search on vintage saws and some of them are huge, but didn't see any with teeth exactly like those. I think you're right though. Typically, wouldn't they just wear down and not break off, but maybe it was really rusty to start with.

 

[kermit]

Hey kermit, can you clean one up and post a picture,? Might help with ID...Lance

Working on it right now.................................

 

[JakePhelps]

Maybe they went to something wooden, and the wood rotted away leaving those thingies?

 

[hollowpointred]

they look like some type of saw teeth to me.

 

[weldermark]

they remind me of the shape of a pocket knife can opener jmo


HH Mark

 

[PRAIRIEWOLF]

They are replacable saw teeth from a large diameter circlesaw . They are the actual tooth that fits into a quartermoon shank that is forced into a collar in the saw propper . I have actual experience with these saws and that is what they are for sure .

 

[PRAIRIEWOLF]

HERE IT IS / After all the help I got on the fob ; I just felt I should give something back www.pacific-hoe.com/ images/CT_Saws.jpg

 

[PRAIRIEWOLF]

this is easier
http:// www.pacific-hoe.com/products/circle/ct.htm

 

[g45_70]

I think Prairie Wolf is right on the button, those are saw teeth. Must have been a portable saw mill set up there long ago. You may find more goodies if you make a grid search of that little clearing area! HH Gene

 

[hollowpointred]

i agree with g45-70,there may be some good stuff lost there by the workmen.probably worth a look see.