Charles from Belgium is looking for one of these rare hooks. I don’t know a lot about them. He’s got the hook on the right, but looking for the hook on the left. Anyone know where to find them?
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Charles from Belgium is looking for one of these rare hooks. I don’t know a lot about them. He’s got the hook on the right, but looking for the hook on the left. Anyone know where to find them?
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I have a friend who could make them, if given the specs.
ths for reply jim – if he can i’ll give the exact measurements – the hook presented on the left if the one i’am searching for –personnal e-mail = charles.van.remoortere@telenet.be — please contact me -best regards from belgium
Hi Charles, would you have time to educate me? I have no sense of dimension by the pictures. Both hooks seem as they would apply the load away from the bolt pattern. The hook you are looking for looks like a welded fabrication? The one on the right looks like it might have been turned in a lathe from rectangular bar stock, and then bent.
It seems to me the one you don’t want is more substantial and a great more work to create. I’m just curious about what other people see that I can’t.
John
Please educate me. Where are they found? What era? What purpose was there use? Thanks.