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Re: Name this...item - MrNoBody - 09-09-2019
GGD wrote:yep, could be a nozzle from an irrigation system.
If it's plastic, might also be something from a lawn sprinkler system.
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Re: Name this...item - SteveG - 09-09-2019
wurm wrote:
Name this...item
I name you...MACSAILS!
Re: Name this...item - wurm - 09-09-2019
Thanks for the thoughts. Oh well, I'll keep an ear and eye out for strangeness in our vehicles and power equipment. But I'm hanging onto it for now. Invariably the moment I throw out something I discover what its use was.
Re: Name this...item - Don C - 09-09-2019
Mother told us that she threw out a couple of old pictures of a cottage in a setting she did not recognize. Later came to think it might have been her grandfather's home in Scotland (which he left in 1832 on his 16th birthday).
Re: Name this...item - Sarcany - 09-09-2019
Looks a lot like a sprinkler plug.
Something like this.
https://www.sprinkler.com/details/144633/PVC_Tube_Fitting,_Insert_Plug,_Schedule_40,_Gray,_2__Barbed
But as I look at it, I'm thinking oil fill plug from a lawn mower. Here's a random one from a Google image search.
https://www.jthomasparts.com/92066-7003-oil-drain-plug?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIiMaqi4LD5AIVi5-fCh3zqgC5EAQYBCABEgLcjvD_BwE
Re: Name this...item - space-time - 09-09-2019
Something will eventually leak. Then you will know.
Re: Name this...item - NewtonMP2100 - 09-09-2019
....the same can be said for when one gets older......something will eventually leak.....
Re: Name this...item - MrNoBody - 09-09-2019
wurm, any chance you can post a 'head on' pix of the small end of the item?
<--This end @ 1.5" mark!
Re: Name this...item - NewtonMP2100 - 09-09-2019
.....say my name.....say my name.....
Re: Name this...item - mrbigstuff - 09-09-2019
Don C wrote:
Mother told us that she threw out a couple of old pictures of a cottage in a setting she did not recognize. Later came to think it might have been her grandfather's home in Scotland (which he left in 1832 on his 16th birthday).
Wait. Four generations make up 200 years?