spike thing

[Michelle]

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

bch i saved the picture but not the link....and when i try to post it all it says is errror cannot load a bmp only a jpg or gif. can you tell me how to change it so it will load? thanks dave

Save the picture as bmp. Move your pic to Paint, Nero, or Irfanview and save as jpg.

 

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[thepoolguy]

hey it worked.....IM A COMPUTER GOD NOW

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

That pic looks like it poolguy. I think its Solved!

 

[wheelerite]

Might be part of a pickaroon for rolling logs
kim

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

I'm going with the well points.

B

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

should we keep guessing? I guess you will need a better pic poolguy.

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

so......
well points.


all have a good un...
SHERMANVILLE

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I thought poolguy was right on in reply #19 but I guess he needs a better pic.

 

[thepoolguy]

well i guess ill go to the irrigation shop and take a pic of the one on the counter. one way to tell if it is a drive point for a well would be to measure the opening on the end ...it would have to measure 1 1/4 or 2 inch as those are the only two sizes ever made for a hand driven type well. the screen that goes between the pipe and the drive point would measure the same as the pipe to accomodate the coupling that hooks them together hence the hole in the piece in question should measure 1 1/4 or 2 inch also. by the looks of the picture its only 3/4 of an inch? either way ill get a pic on monday when toro opens up unless some of the expert googlers here can do better at finding a pic of one on the net than i did. dave

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

What is that piece of equipment called and Ill try googling it again?

 

[thepoolguy]

bch, its called a power aerator with spike tines vs core tines.....good luck and thanks dave

 

[dozer dan]

back in the 80s i did underground utility work, we had a couple machines called
moles, torpedo's or missiles that would do directional bore holes under roads so you didn't have to dig up
the asphalt. they worked off of hydraulics. some times when you were doing a really
long bore they would get hung up and you couldn't get them back and lost them.
they were shaped like what you have and designed to go thru just about anything.
the tip like yours was replaceable so when they got dull or lost the whole thing was not a total loss.
it looks like the tip of yours has a carbide tip welded onto it. i don't think that was available more
than 40 years ago