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Antique Myers Unloader - Rolling Barn Hook

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    Posted 12 years ago

    aycockonxion
    (124 items)

    First mystery I've had in a while.. I really have no idea what this is. I've talked to several people, and nobody seems to *know* what it really is, but everybody seems to agree that it is part of a larger apparatus that was used probably on a farm in one way or another. Ideas I've heard today range from part of a plow, to part of an oil well, to something railroad related, to a barn implement. Anyone that knows anything about this is welcome to leave their input. Thanks!

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    1. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Thanks BELLIN68.
    2. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      FYI - The left "arm" on the inside reads "MYERS PATENT" and the right reads "P-350" and "ASHLANDO".
    3. Hedgewalker Hedgewalker, 12 years ago
      http://www.columbusarchitecturalsalvage.com/catalogdetail.php?inv_id=7854
    4. Hedgewalker Hedgewalker, 12 years ago
      http://knoxville.craigslist.org/atq/3085782335.html
    5. Hedgewalker Hedgewalker, 12 years ago
      http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/myers-lock-lever-hay-fork-for-barn-carrier-trolley
    6. Hedgewalker Hedgewalker, 12 years ago
      Hey ay...long time.Yep it's a hay fork...very cool !
    7. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Huzzah!!! BIG thanks to Hedgewalker for pulling a rabbit out of a hat with this one (and so quick!!). LOL my wife is upset (kidding) now because she spent all afternoon looking online, but we just didn't know what to look for. I'll edit the headline to reflect the correct description.
    8. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Now I need the trolley!!

      This would look awesome attached to the correct trolley hanging in my garage. How old do you think it is?
    9. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Thanks officialfuel!
    10. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      The internet is awesome: Now the "ASHLANDO" makes more sense.. it's was manufactured in Ashland, Ohio.
    11. pickingupbones pickingupbones, 12 years ago
      I posted one about 2 mo ago. It was used with a pulley located at the top of the loft door to lift square bales to the loft. Pull it up grab it with hay hook to pull it inside for stacking
    12. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Thanks pickingupbones, that's actually pretty funny because I apparently *liked* yours and didn't even recognize ours was the same until just now. Short memory, I guess.
    13. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Thanks for the *love* ho2cultcha!!
    14. pickingupbones pickingupbones, 12 years ago
      Hey aycockonxion forgot to give yours the love yesterday. Talk about short "memory"!!!
    15. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Thanks pickingupbones, appreciate that!
    16. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 12 years ago
      Thank you miKKoChristmas11 for the love!
    17. MattyG MattyG, 11 years ago
      lol, quite a few farmers still in use them in my neck of the woods. Nice find
    18. aycockonxion aycockonxion, 10 years ago
      Thanks for the love pops52!

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