I need some help with numbers 3231, 3233, and 3234 this week:
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Rob
What is it? Set 553
Jul 10, 2014
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I need some help with numbers 3231, 3233, and 3234 this week:
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3230 is a six gallon jug. Probably for transferring milk to the urn.
Steve
3230 - milk churn?
Posting from my desk top PC in the living room, as always.
3229, tamping tool for a Jack and the Beanstalk size tobacco pipe. 3230 milk can from a dairy. 3231, no clue. 3232, maybe for some kind of flower? 3233, no clue. 3234, would make a good seed planter.3230 Milk transport jug
3231 Automatic brake adjustment lever that fits on the bottom between the two brake shoes on the early to mid 70"s Chevrolet Vega and Monza, Olds StafFire, Buick Skyhawk, and Pontiac Astre?
Can't tell you how many of these I have replaced. Replacement was necessary as the unit would not collapse when installing new brake shoes, it would only expand with each application of the parking brake lever. Actually there was a tool to collapse the internal "one way" piece but the tool was more expensive than the part and therefore more time consuming.
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3230 - Gas/Oil bucket
3231 - GM H platform (Vega, Astre, Monza etc.) rear brake adjuster strut.3232 -
3234 - bolus tool?3230 Never saw a milk container without a lid. Maybe for fueling early autos. 3234 For giving medication to a small animal. The plunger is for a pill or liquids could be poured into the funnel.
3230 Cream can
I had a typo in my description which I changed earlier, it's actually a five gallon container. And after doing some searching, it looks like it was probably used for something other than milk.
I haven't found an exact match yet on the web but did find some similar shaped struts. Thanks
I think this is probably correct, the closest that I could find online are the cans on this page:
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I'll take yours and Leon's word on this one.
Sounds possible, I'm still not sure about this item.
Rob H. :
3232 - I'd _guess_ some sort of fruit pitting tool - perhaps peaches, plums/prunes, or the like. I think it's too small for Avacados.Rob H. fired this volley in news: snipped-for-privacy@drn.newsguy.com:
Gotta be for syrup, then. Figure it's the transfer container for maple sugaring.
LLoyd
You may not find a match, it was unique to the a few GM vehicles in the
70's maybe into the early 80's. I looked at a few nation auto parts store online catalogs and while the description was named no part was available. The part actually mounted just under the wheel cylinder.
Changed a bunch of them myself. They "worked" but getting them to retract when they rusted was almost impossible.
Here is a mitchell page showing them.
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Yeah, I kind of agree with this comment, I don't think it's for milk.
Long, long, long time ago an aunt had a dairy farm up in Wisconsin and besides a lid (needed to keep the flies out), the handle for them were on either side of the opening, two, not one across like the one in the picture.
-bruce snipped-for-privacy@ripco.com
You can't be milking this up.....
Thanks! That really nails this
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Rob
Tell the owner of 3231 that if they have no use for it (or any others they have or Vega parts in general) to go to
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and mention that they have them.
They are VERY RARE parts and are wanted by folks who restore the cars.
Ok, I'll definitely mention this to him, I'm almost certain he doesn't have a use for it.
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