Rather heavy, not magnetic
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Looks like a weight used for a scale...You all know what everything is
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mr_whipple
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Hinge pin?
lg030
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I cleaned the end and it is just a slight indentation, not a hole. I appreciate the efforts. Usually my dad knows, now we are both curious!
Ice Scratcher
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What type of area was it found?
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lg030
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achaios
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I don't think that ALL stainless steels are magnetic. Possibly it is one of the non-magnetic forms? It looks like stainless steel to me.
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yup correct, not a strong force with some stainless. Unless you use very strong magnet.
Ice Scratcher
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Even non magnetic stainless still shows some when a rare earth magnet is involved, especially when one is hanging by a string.. At least from everything I've seen..
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cellrdwellr
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Woah incredible ID, nice find!
coin chaser
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I don’t think it’s a needle roller. There is a head on it with a bigger diameter then the shaft and in order to be a roller it would have to have the all the same diameter top to bottom. On top of that is like 1/2” thick so the bearing would have been like 4” to 6” in diameter.
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may have been used for attaching gromments
Sundragon
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Clevis pin?
