FarmerJamie
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wagon wheel wrench?
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milkmansdaughter
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Stick in ground to keep the good wheel from rolling while you work on a second wheel? Like a chock block?
Edited to add, the straight part would push into the ground. The curved part would be around the front or back of a wheel too keep it from rolling forward (or back).
Edited to add, the straight part would push into the ground. The curved part would be around the front or back of a wheel too keep it from rolling forward (or back).
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Yep that's it! For removal / tightening of the square nut that holds the wagon wheel to the axle.
Remember a squeaky wheel gets the grease or maybe that's bear fat if you were a pioneer back in the day
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A template for.....something?
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Nope. Not even close. It's heavy metal if that helps.
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How big is it?
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About a foot long and maybe 7" wide and probably 1/2" thick.
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Ok that's a railroad track plate what are the other pieces of this tool? Railroad track plate might not be the right official name. But this.plate goes in-between the RR tie (wood) and the track (steel) then it's spiked to the tie and the spike head is driven home and the elongated head of the spike holds the track to the plate and tie. So maybe it's called a tie plate? IDK...
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