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the last photo reminds me of a smoker. i'm not sure. a heater?
the first photo, with that auger drill reminds me of something i've seen. i'm not sure where. maybe some wind mill situation??? good gravy, it looks like you could drill for water with that thing (if you were in oregon). ; p
finally the first photo in post #3 is indeed part of a yoke. no one here who knows me will be surprised to learn i'm a bit of a antique farm/tack fanatic and if i could see it i could tell you even more about it. : D
it's probably an oxen (or possibly a horse) yoke, but the part you have is commonly found, fairly easy to come by and i think they're super neat. in fact you can make some cool projects with them, or you can simply restore it and i think they're quite beautiful simply mounted.
now, since you have a lot of stuff laying around, i'm going to show you what the entire yoke looks like, so that you can be on the lookout for the locking parts--i can't help but wonder if they're laying around somewhere. yokes with their locking parts are kind of unusual and i think are especially cool to have.
the first photo, with that auger drill reminds me of something i've seen. i'm not sure where. maybe some wind mill situation??? good gravy, it looks like you could drill for water with that thing (if you were in oregon). ; p
finally the first photo in post #3 is indeed part of a yoke. no one here who knows me will be surprised to learn i'm a bit of a antique farm/tack fanatic and if i could see it i could tell you even more about it. : D
it's probably an oxen (or possibly a horse) yoke, but the part you have is commonly found, fairly easy to come by and i think they're super neat. in fact you can make some cool projects with them, or you can simply restore it and i think they're quite beautiful simply mounted.
now, since you have a lot of stuff laying around, i'm going to show you what the entire yoke looks like, so that you can be on the lookout for the locking parts--i can't help but wonder if they're laying around somewhere. yokes with their locking parts are kind of unusual and i think are especially cool to have.
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