Mechanical miscellenaous - what is this part of?

[Bob Kontak]

Bed frame?

[herr_oberst]

Fence post maybe?

[MBAtarga]

Snow tire?

[stevej37]

[DRONE]

Looks like something you haul behind a tractor

[A930Rocket]

We need more context. Can you back up and take a picture?

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by stevej37

That hurts. It's a Michigan vs. Ohio thing.

I hope you have nightmares of this guy, Steve.





Here's one response I got from my friend's FB account that originated the request

it's a piece of a hay loader or hay rake. It's old.

Another

Part of a John deere reel for the header

and a follow up:

it was off Jim's old combine when he put new style on probly lot of em close by

And the last two received confirmation from the original requestor

you are right, I found quite a few pieces. Thanks for the chain hooking tip! I do not know if you noticed me on the tractor dragging pallets with the chain yesterday?!!! I seriously could not figure out why the hook did not go thru the chain links. Thanks!!

I have no idea what any of this means but I think DRONE takes the win and we stop working it. Thanks to all.

[stevej37]

Woody wanted to just punch the turtle.....he didn't like pancakes either.

[unclebilly]

It looks like part of a spring tooth harrow.

We have a very similar one but the spreader bars on ours are steel.

This isn’t ours but you get the idea…



EDIT…

Oh I see, yes could be off the header on an early combine or swather.

[stomachmonkey]

I had a freaky ex GF who had one of those.

She asked me once if I wanted to "try it on"

One of the reasons she's an ex GF.

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by herr_oberst

Fence post maybe?

Yes I agree with Herr's post, it's a post.

[wdfifteen]

Those tines are too weak and are too tenuously attached for it to be a tillage tool. This is for moving hay or straw. Could be off of an early side delivery rake or part of a grain binder.