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What is it? Set 367
Dec 16, 2010
51 Replies
2118 Chair. Finally one I could get!
2113 is for flushing the cooling system on outboard motors with freah water . Particularly if the motor as been used in salt water. The rubber cups are installed over the water inlet on the leg of the motor and a garden hose is screwed into the fitting and the water is turned on ,the motor is started and run so the water pump circulates the fresh water through the cooling water galleries to flush salt water from the system 2115 a candle used as a clock 2116 a tool for installing automobile windscreens into the rubber mounting on the body of the vehicle.
Don't forget the roasting pan. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
rubber bulb. Not sure what the metal handle is for though.
2114. Hexagonal die for some sort of game. 2115. This is an artillery fuse. You cut it with a fuse saw to the desired length for the burn time required and light the string at the thick end. Inside it'll be packed with some sort of combustible alcohol soaked powder which burns at a (hopefully) given rate.
This answer is correct.
Yes, it's a time fuse for Civil War artillery.
Rob
According to the owner this is correct although I haven't been able to find another one like it.
Rob
"Rob H." fired this volley in news: snipped-for-privacy@news2.newsguy.com:
Try "frog hook".
LLoyd
2117 is an insect bite de-itcher. (piezo electric)
you zap the bite area and the pain overwhelms the itching feeling (for a while)
2115: A time fuse. See 2116: A farrier's tool of some sort?
That's I've got...
Hmmmpf. Your photo was rather misleading. This is how it should look when open.
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2118 used to turn base ball bat's?
Robert
That excuse sounds like sour grapes pickled in insufficient imagination and brined in a distinct lack of spacial perception.
Other than that... you're right; it was misleading. Isn't that sort of the POINT?
LLoyd
Seems like it would have a tighter seal on the motor if it was closed like in my picture, just did a Google image search on this it, looks like almost
50/50 open/closed:
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Correct, someone sent me the picture so I don't know if it actually works or not.
Rob
I didn't find any hoof picks when searching that term, though I did learn that the triangular shaped area of the hoof is called the frog.
None of the guesses for this one so far are correct, I'll give a hint, it's health related.
Rob
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