any one know what this is?
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t jackson
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Re: any one know what this is?
night crawler probe
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Mike in Louisiana
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Re: any one know what this is?
I think Harold is the closest so far
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Re: any one know what this is?
Looks like a thigamajig to hold black pots ready for cooking or cleanup. Another possibility is a hose holder.
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Re: any one know what this is?
A holder for dutch oven lids and tools while cooking.
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Re: any one know what this is?
nothing to do with dutch ovens, but that is where i learned how to do this
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Re: any one know what this is?
I'm sure it has something to do with a U.S. Navy Ship. 
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Re: any one know what this is?
OK, Mike. Time's up. What is it?
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Re: any one know what this is?
Mike said he would send me a pic of it in action to post on Monday. I think he is putting it to use this weekend. 
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Re: any one know what this is?
Eugene wrote:Part of a pig or hog barbecue, rotisserie.
Close very close. will put it to work today if all goes right.
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Re: any one know what this is?
Okay, Mike sent the pix tonight. I will let him explain. He did say it came out of Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Re: any one know what this is?
Aha, it's a trash can chicken cooker!
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Re: any one know what this is?
Ha I was close --I had animal stretched on it. 
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Re: any one know what this is?
I have to talk to Mr E but we might cook a couple of turkeys in Feb.
A big thanks to Chief for making one out of stainless steel.
And thanks to Barnyard for posting the pics. Been having trouble with computer.
A big thanks to Chief for making one out of stainless steel.
And thanks to Barnyard for posting the pics. Been having trouble with computer.
1975 cub (LouAnn) serial # 245946, 1941 John Deere Model H
Good judgment comes from experience,
and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
Good judgment comes from experience,
and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
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Re: any one know what this is?
Looks like good eatin' !!!!
Don't ya love it when ya post something and then all the critics...
One thing. Mike, be careful around the fumes of burning zinc. My father (who was a farmer, not a metal specialist) always told me that galvanized metals give off toxic fumes when burned/welded etc. Since then I've only welded galvanized metal outside on a windy day.
Just watchin' out for ya... that turkey sure looks tasty !!!
Don't ya love it when ya post something and then all the critics...
One thing. Mike, be careful around the fumes of burning zinc. My father (who was a farmer, not a metal specialist) always told me that galvanized metals give off toxic fumes when burned/welded etc. Since then I've only welded galvanized metal outside on a windy day.
Just watchin' out for ya... that turkey sure looks tasty !!!
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