Category
Other
Condition
Excellent
Long Description
Item was in a garage from an up north cabin.
It measures approx 2 1/2" long but extendeds to 3 1/2"
It has a loop on it that appears to be made of brass. The body I think is cast aluminum.
The Stanley Work ,Made in the USA is stamp near the top part that extends out.
It looks like it holds something.
There were 2 of them when we found them.
Any help would be greatly appreicated.
Thank you
Dave
For Sale?
No
Re: Tool of some sort.
looking at it I would say that something with a round section (like a metal rod) is inserted in to the end with the ball bearings. I presume that the knurled end (knurling is only ever put on tools to provide a grip) can be twisted to tighten the grip on the rod. Further than that I would be guessing. Perhaps it could be used to draw (pull) rods out of something tight fitting or maybe to hang them up whilst working on them?
Re: Tool of some sort.
It is a clothes line tightner. It is used to take up slack in a clothes line. I bought one recently in the package.Â