Anybody Know What This Is ?????

Try looking in your equipment manuals for an exploded parts diagram. You may be able to identify it there.

Muffler bearing for an overhead rotary girder

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“Muffler bearing for an overhead rotary girder”

Now that’s just silly. Everyone knows that overhead rotary girders don’t use bearings on their mufflers. They use sleeve valves!

Bill

It seems that I’ve seen something like this as part of a seat belt mechanism ???

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Could be part of a ratchet clamp.

Just saw how big it is. I’d sure find out what it is from before I use any of my equipment.

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lol

Unless there are some wear marks or signs of usage on it, which I can not see in these pictures, it does not
look as though it was on a machine and came off. Of course I have been wrong before. I think it is just a
spare part the shop gremlins dropped to confuse you.

-- As ever, Gus-the 80 yr young apprentice carpenter

its a c- clamp for the micro fluxuator…located by the plasma conduent…

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Get a look up inside the saw cabinet. Might be some sort of spacer that hangs with the open end in a downward fashion? Somehow it got “bumped” up and fell out maybe?

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wherever it’s from, you can be assured it’ll let you know where it belongs at the worst possible moment.

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Base plate from a Retroencabulator.
It made of pre-famulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing in such a way that the two spurving bearings ran in a direct line with the panametric fan when installed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w

All the above statements are correct.

I use my muffler bearing to tune my nuclear submarine.

Ah HAH! Now we know who wrote all those operation manuals for the military.
Don’t have a clue, but I agree that, if ya throw it away, you’ll need it the next day.
Bill

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It’s a Flojet Slip Valve it goes on the end of the sawbridge accelerator on the BIBSAW

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I have a sister in law who has a fascination with keys she absolutely must know what each one goes to. Any time I have one I no longer need I leave it somewhere in her house without telling her. It drives her freaking nuts. Maybe you had a sinister visitor.

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