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Thank you! That gives me a starting pointFirst thought, half of a small universal joint?
Yes, I think djackson is probably correct. Or possibly part of a PTO for a tractor-driven implement. But I guess that’s still actually a universal joint.First thought, half of a small universal joint?
Will do!Can you post a side view and a bottom view, please?
That is a glad hand off a semi. Or an air system.i just found something like that. my is a fitting for steam or air found a steam engine, they still use something close on simi trucks today for air linesView attachment 2081287
Yep, I think you nailed it. Thanks again ticndig!!steering universal joint
Coupler/glad hand connection between train carsi was thinking steam engine because i found it in the desert at a really old train station . with a lot of old train parts, plus it cast iron. did they ever use cast iron ones on trucks?
after looking again .you have two different parts ,right? this one is a yoke and the bottom left is like mine. am i seeing this right?Dug a couple hours ago. Google lens not much help on this one lol. If any one has any ideas it would be greatly appreciated thanks for lookingView attachment 2081234
No it’s all one pieceafter looking again .you have two different parts ,right? this one is a yoke and the bottom left is like mine. am i seeing this right?
Thank you!!! Will do.1637, just searched gladhand iron train, and this came up, says an air brake miniature trains
kind of looks like yours
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I don't think it would be for steam, just air coupler because it just has a rubber fitting that goes in the middle of the gladhand and the steam would heat it up too much and cause it to crack or blowout from being distorted from the heat. Air does that also, but it takes a lot longer to fail.i was thinking steam engine because i found it in the desert at a really old train station . with a lot of old train parts, plus it cast iron. did they ever use cast iron ones on trucks?