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....I too could be wrong....likely am!I beat enough teeth on,and off through the years but that doesnt mean I seen it all.A quick Google images search I seen something semi similar,but it was a catalog link....you would have to go through the whole catalogI agree, but in my fuzzy memory I'd thought we'd seen one like it and someone dug up a picture of an example...but I could be wrong.
That looks exactly like the ones on the front bucket of the backhoes.
JOHUNT said:Look familiar? There must've been a blacksmith nearby. This is called an anvil hardy.
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EDIT: While I stepped away to look it up, others suggested an anvil hardy. Good ID guys!
BTW here's a website that I found while looking this up, it shows alot of old farming tools/machinery. Just thought I'd share with ya'll. It looks like a perfect reference article for IDing old farm stuff. Glad I found it!
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/39791/39791-h/39791-h.htm