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I got a free 8 X 10 metal shed this Saturday - still in the (very collapsed) box. Me and a buddy went to pick it up; the old guy who bought it 10 years ago never assembled it and decided it was in the way.

My phone crashed and it'll be a few days before I can fix that. I had some pics I wanted to upload here. :he

That poor tree; it's been trying against all odds for quite a long time and it never really had a chance.

Here's a picture of two Pikes Poles in use - don't these guys look like they are enjoying their job? They look miserable

Pike something. something pike. pole

It's for making ice beads for Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster. He uses Hermey's dental floss to string them.

For handling/cutting blocks of ice?

For making furrows to plant?

Hey, I looked closer and I think you may have missed something. :lol:

Woot! :thumbsup

For separating and combing sheep wool?

That's what I was going to say

It is a tie plate! You got it too fast. But here is what I found and I think it is cool. 1918 model parts lying around on my property. For an old time plow.

About a foot long and maybe 7" wide and probably 1/2" thick.

Nope. Not even close. It's heavy metal if that helps.

Ok. I'll take a shot. I found some pieces in the way back and cleaned them up/researched them. So I can post a few pieces and then what Google taught me. I'm going to make it hard so I'm going to post pics one at a time.

it holds the distance/tension to replace a spoke?

so you slide the tapered end into something and then hammer something into shape using the U as a mold. OR else you set the U end over something and slide the piece to be worked on onto the tapered end. Or neither. LOLOL.

An ironing board?

WTH?