✅ SOLVED Iron item

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Hey mete
Found this piece of iron:dontknow: back in the summer, just cant think of the name of it?

PS Found behind a cemetery.
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yes it is... what i meant was... "hand held" as opposed to a mounted version.
Dozer Dan posted a picture of the handheld version.
Yours is a mounted version.
Both versions are "wound" by hand.
The version that Dozer Dan posted isn't a "handheld held version"
It's an in line suspended-meaning it's secured by a cable/wire on the backside and the fence wire is on the spool side.
(Just to clarify what the function actually is)
Agree it's not a mounted version
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The version that Dozer Dan posted isn't a "handheld held version"
It's an in line suspended-meaning it's secured by a cable/wire on the backside and the fence wire is on the spool side.
(Just to clarify what the function actually is)
Agree it's not a mounted version
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yes it is... what i meant was... "hand held" as opposed to a mounted version.
Dozer Dan posted a picture of the handheld version.
Yours is a mounted version.
Both versions are "wound" by hand.
Good to know.
 

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Ok, here’s one last thought… it was found in a cemetery dump which planted the idea that possibly it came off of a casket lowering device (yes that’s what they’re called). They were cranked spools with a strap back in the day before someone got the idea to automate them with gears to keep them at a steady pace. I tried finding parts to get a picture but all I came up with was the crank handle.
 

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Heres a better picture of the crank head.
 

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Ok, here’s one last thought… it was found in a cemetery dump which planted the idea that possibly it came off of a casket lowering device (yes that’s what they’re called). They were cranked spools with a strap back in the day before someone got the idea to automate them with gears to keep them at a steady pace. I tried finding parts to get a picture but all I came up with was the crank handle.
Yes, yes, makes since. Cool
 

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Ok, here’s one last thought… it was found in a cemetery dump which planted the idea that possibly it came off of a casket lowering device (yes that’s what they’re called). They were cranked spools with a strap back in the day before someone got the idea to automate them with gears to keep them at a steady pace. I tried finding parts to get a picture but all I came up with was the crank handle.
How old would you say dozed dan?
 

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