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Dan in Ohio

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I do, only because I read the info sheet attached.


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One of several items at a tractor collector auction in Ohio today that I have never seen before.
 
It looks similar to a device I used to hold the Bell & Spigot ends of pipe together so you could fill the joint with molten Lead.
 
Well, the top pic looks like an old push type mower. The bottom pic looks like a John Deere hit & miss engine. Just kidding maybe something to bend wood when steaming it?
 

I don't know why it would be useful, but it looks like it would pull a pole through it as you push your handle, that is stuck in the tube, back and forth.
 
The paper attached in the photo describes this item as a "pipe pusher". Some suggested it was used to push pipe under a road surface before augers were used.

The auction was in Creston, Ohio.


Some of the other things of interest were a no. 36 combine, no. 7 combine, hay press (all John Deere)

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The header for the John Deere 36 combine is shown in this pict and was to be attached to the left side . The model 36 COMBINE is shown in "volume one 1837-1959 John Deere Tractors and Equipment".


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