Need help identifying item

[I Dig History]

Hello All,

This is my 2nd post on Treasure Net...figured I'd post a few pics of an item I found a few weeks ago hunting a park in PA near Chadds Ford. It weighs about 8 pounds, has 0306-1 or 0306-H stamped on the item (not sure of last number or letter). Cleaned this up with "Evaporust" from auto parts store.

Any info would help.

Thanks!

 

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[trixie charger]

Tractor tire weight, pop has them on an old tractor but they are alot bigger! but it looks jst like it.

 

[Monty]

Reminds me of a gromet for a plumbing pipe. Just a WAG. Monty

 

[hunterV3]

Looks like a part to a disk harrow. Found something similar.

This was the info listed with it:
BUMPER WASHER FOR IH
* 7" OD with 1 1/8" center square hole
* Replaces OEM # 468584R2
* FC01
* AP 468584

 

[I Dig History]

Thanks for the input. Looks like the disk harrow bumper is the most likely answer.

 

[traderoftreasures]

nice id hunterv3

 

[Tony in SC]

Thanks for the input. Looks like the disk harrow bumper is the most likely answer.

Yes.. I have them in different sizes on antique farm equiptment. Tony

 

[Tnmountains]

Welcome to T-net !!! So did you think the rust remover worked well? Might try it

 

[I Dig History]

Evaporust sells for $25 per gallon at Pep Boys (auto store). This piece had very heavy rust and as you can see it did not remove all of it but did a good job overall. I would definitely use it again. I had to soak this twice over a couple of days. I imagine it would work faster and better with small items.

It's safe to use as opposed to muriatic acid.

Good luck!