Other what is it

[Craig Clayton]

I believe it is a fire hose restrictor, that you clamp on the hose to slow the flow of water.

Craig Clayton

 

[CompactTractorFan]

I believe it is a fire hose restrictor, that you clamp on the hose to slow the flow of water.

Craig Clayton

Don't think so....

 

[Mace Canute]

I would guess it goes over a round electrical conductor and is tightened down and a cable is connected on, ie power from a overhead line.

Craig Clayton

No, it's definitely not a hot line clamp.

 

[Craig Clayton]

Final guess a clamp that goes on a old style tire and rim. Model T Ford era.

Craig Clayton

 

[Craig Clayton]

Final guess I believe it is a clamp that goes on a tire and rim in the model T ford era.
Craig Clayton

 

[JB4310]

Looks to dirty but how about something medical, like setting broken bones in a limb? wild guess!

With the large open part and the small fork/yoke, it has to hold something small to something larger?

JB.

 

[Bison]

Looks to dirty but how about something medical, like setting broken bones in a limb? wild guess!

With the large open part and the small fork/yoke, it has to hold something small to something larger?

JB.

You came the closest,but it is not for setting broken bones,altough a limb is involved.

I'll give one more clue,its not used on humans.

Give it another round

 

[Carl_NH]

After seeing and being delivered kicks on the farm by horses and cows, I think its an anti kick clamp around the tendons of the animals rear leg.

Especially useful when shoeing or trimming I can imagine.

Carl

 

[Craig Clayton]

We have been brain storming and we seen the word HOCK in the Jpeg title. I believe Carl NH has hit the target. It is a HOCK clamp used to control a kicking animal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hock_(zoology)
The large bill is to go around the leg and the smaller V is to find the muscle/tendon.

Craig Clayton

 

[Craig Clayton]

We have the proof, it is known as a tendon clamp.
http://www.shoof.com.au/auscatalogue/page_37.pdf

Craig Clayton