Guess what this is a photo of!

[buckytom]

is the other end attached to anything?

is it used in farming or food production?

 

[pacanis]

I can't tell how big it is......
Sometimes it looks small enough to be a bottletop opener, gripping from the opposite side of the bottle and a downward motion
Sometimes it looks large enough to be a fireman's tool, like for prying open a car door or something

Uhhhh, is it one of those things?

 

[Uncle Bob]

Not used in farming or food production..Only one end is used for its designed purpose
Its 16 to 18 inches long....

Pacanis...you are warm

 

[pacanis]

Is it some kind of tire iron? I couldn't find any that looked like that, but that doesn't mean anything

 

[pacanis]

Hey......I hydrant wrench?

 

[buckytom]

is it a tool used on automobiles?

 

[Uncle Bob]

Not a tire iron......

[QUOTEBuckytom]
is the other end attached to anything?

[/QUOTE]

Not sure what you meant about "other" end, but the business end is attached to something when in use...

 

[Uncle Bob]

It is in fact a Hydrant Wrench



Go for it Pacanis!!!!!!!!!!

 

[pacanis]

White Cap Construction Supply - GRANBERRY SUPPLY CORP - HYDRANT WRENCH-ADJ (prod# 170T10)

 

[pacanis]

lol, I just did a search and found a match.
What do you use the hook for?

 

[Uncle Bob]

It can be used sometimes like a spanner type wrench to take the caps off hydrants

 

[pacanis]

Here ya go

 

[buckytom]

is it for looking through?

 

[Uncle Bob]

A very small trash can.........it's obvious

Metal or plastic?

 

[pacanis]

You don't look through it and you don't put trash in it even very little trash
This one happens to be made from a type of plastic, which is the most common.

 

[Uncle Bob]

Not a wire nut....or anything used for electrical.....correct?

 

[pacanis]

Correct. Not a wire nut and not used with anything electrical.

 

[Uncle Bob]

Some type of knob?

Does the hole go all the way through?

 

[pacanis]

It's not a knob, nor does it dial anything in.
The hole does not go all the way through.

 

[buckytom]

is it a plug or valve?