what was this tool used for

[js2743]

What would this have been used for, If you notice the tines are offset from each side by about three looks like.



 

[js2743]

someone move this post i meant to put it in General section

[kelLOGg]

The offset is puzzling, as is the rest of it.

A. pick up bundles of mown hay?
B. serve spaghetti? ;D
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[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

I've never seen one. I have a hay fork that size but not the twins.
Probably to pick up wheat or something like that.

Spaghetti?  :D

[sprucebunny]

Fancy clam rake ???

The offset is to keep them guessing....

[terrifictimbersllc]

Grabbing hornet nests.

[James MacDonald]

Southern Maryland Clams are too small.  They would fall out. Must be for Texas clams!

[mad murdock]

Picking up bundles of briars?  Large salad fork ;D

[SPD748]

Grabbing hornet nests.

Ouch!

-lee

[ozarkgem]

picking up elephant poo

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

Grabbing hornet nests.

:D :D :D

[Dave Shepard]

POSTON uses that to pick up all the loose cash blowing around the mill after a slab sale.  ;D

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

POSTON uses that to pick up all the loose cash blowing around the mill after a slab sale.  ;D

Thats funny....I don't know what that tool is used for but I'll give him 300 dollars for it!  :D :D :D :D :D :D

[kelLOGg]

POSTON uses that to pick up all the loose cash blowing around the mill after a slab sale.  ;D

Slab sale? What's a slab sale? ;D People buy em? :D
My area is getting so yuppiefied I can't give em away.

 

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

Cold weathers coming.....they'll be begging for them slabs!

[beenthere]

I would venture that it is for picking up ensilage in the silo, but it doesn't look very handy for anything.

They are two ensilage forks, as I see them (and used them many times).

[pigman]

It's for picking up soft drink cans. There is one on the ground ready to be plucked.

[WDH]

kelLOGg,

I'll see your slab pile and raise you one  ;D.

[mesquite buckeye]

I would venture that it is for picking up ensilage in the silo, but it doesn't look very handy for anything.

They are two ensilage forks, as I see them (and used them many times).

That's kind of what I was thinking also. ;D

[js2743]

it was posted on a facebook page and no one seems to know what it is, thought someone here might since we are pretty much from all over the country. i been thinking maybe used in the cotton industry back in the day but thats just a wild guess.

[Peter Drouin]

Picking hot rocks out of the fire  :D

[Cedarman]

Grabbing big fish as they swim by and letting the little ones get away.

[Chuck White]

As heavy as it's made, I wouldn't think it was designed to pick up stuff that's very heavy!

[Dave Shepard]

kelLOGg,

I'll see your slab pile and raise you one  ;D.

I'll raise you two! About 60 hours of sawing in this pile. Those are 30 footers on top.



 

[kevin19343]

It's a scalp massager.