Another edition of name that object

   / Another edition of name that object #1  

Hay Dude

Super Star Member
Joined
Aug 28, 2012
Messages
18,647
Location
A Hay Field along the PA/DE border
Tractor
Challenger MT655E, Massey Ferguson 7495, Challenger MT535B, Krone 4x4 XC baler, (2) Kubota ZD331’s, 2020 Ram 5500 Cummins 4x4, IH 7500 4x4 dump truck, Kaufman 35’ tandem 19 ton trailer, Deere CX-15, Pottinger Hay mowers
Another meaningless edition of name that object. Found this while rummaging through a barn.
Looks DIY-ish
Anyone know what it is?
 

Attachments

  • 8F4C69D3-7D44-48A7-8FF7-06758A843613.jpeg
    8F4C69D3-7D44-48A7-8FF7-06758A843613.jpeg
    3.7 MB · Views: 420
  • 75DBFDD7-7D70-4373-823F-A1AD6D6F38C2.jpeg
    75DBFDD7-7D70-4373-823F-A1AD6D6F38C2.jpeg
    3.4 MB · Views: 321
  • 7DE70734-7DB3-4C60-8BDC-874EBA0336B6.jpeg
    7DE70734-7DB3-4C60-8BDC-874EBA0336B6.jpeg
    3.6 MB · Views: 326
  • 67AF9DD1-6ED1-451B-B7C8-9E48147CE142.jpeg
    67AF9DD1-6ED1-451B-B7C8-9E48147CE142.jpeg
    4.1 MB · Views: 307
Last edited:
   / Another edition of name that object #2  
Looks like you're getting ready to hot rod that Cummins !
 
   / Another edition of name that object #3  
looks like a funnel of some kind, or an exhaust pipe. of course, it could just be a bugle or trumpet...lol
 
   / Another edition of name that object #4  
Yep. My guess is the start of a muffler for something that was never completed. That's actually not a bad idea for a exhaust for my Polaris Ranger.
 
   / Another edition of name that object
  • Thread Starter
#5  
Yep. My guess is the start of a muffler for something that was never completed. That's actually not a bad idea for a exhaust for my Polaris Ranger.

So I found it on a farm on which the farmer passed away 3 years ago. I took it over farming their property 7 years ago (he was in dementia for years before his death). The son has no interest in farming the land. Anyways, I was given the emotional task of selling all his farm equipment, which at times brought tears to my eyes, and his sons and giving the proceeds to the son
The thing thats weird about this piece is that its so new looking. Everything else was made before like 1975. I probably sold 200 items over the last 3 years. But this piece is really unusual. Stainless steel, too.

I was thinking maybe it bolted to a tank like a long riser & funnel?
Might make a nice spittoon....
 
   / Another edition of name that object #8  
Dust collector for a big grain, feed, hay, bedding grinder...
 
   / Another edition of name that object
  • Thread Starter
#9  
I like mine and kirkawilsons idea of it being a collector for oil, maybe used oil into a tank? But he didn’t have like a waste oil heater or anything like that....
Seems like the flange on the bottom with the mounting holes will tell the tale of what it is....maybe...:laughing:
Maybe it was one of his final projects he started before his dementia started? I like the metal work on it. Very nice welding.
 
   / Another edition of name that object #10  
Could it be a diy stacked intake with air cleaner housing? Similar to the 2 cylinder JDs.
 

Tractor & Equipment Auctions

S/A Utility Trailer (A49461)
S/A Utility...
2015 INTERNATIONAL 4300 BOX TRUCK (A51222)
2015 INTERNATIONAL...
2008 International CF500 Electric Lift Service Truck (A48081)
2008 International...
TOYOTA 7FGCU25 LP SIT DOWN FORKLIFT (A50854)
TOYOTA 7FGCU25 LP...
2011 BMW 5 Series 550I GT Sedan (A50324)
2011 BMW 5 Series...
2007 STERLING TRUCK ASPHALT DISTRIBUTOR (A50854)
2007 STERLING...
 
Top