Found on waterlogged pasture using a F1265x.
Having dug a spade down I thought oh no another alloy can.
Worse I then saw the dreaded brown stain in the soil.
Decided to crack it open anyhow having carried it home.
first I thought it was a sickle or scythe but having a D shape section it would have an edge on both sides
Feel I should know this one being as I am an iron magnet
Piece of Iron Junk
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
Dont know what it is K ... but that is a very very impressive clean up
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
Looks like the snapped off point of a plough or other agricultural tool. 
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
The title lured me in...
Have to agree with OA -that’s a really good clean up job.
Have to agree with OA -that’s a really good clean up job.
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
Yep as others have said and that is very nicely cleaned and an example for all 
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
does to me except for the D section. Carried a fair few bits of plough home in the past
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
Thanks for the kind words.oldartefact wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 6:12 pmDont know what it is K ... but that is a very very impressive clean up
I always crack them open if they weigh a lot less then their size. You never know. I have found a sixpence in one iron ball.
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Re: Piece of Iron Junk
Not kind ... just honest!!! A rare commodity these days..Koala wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 6:32 pmThanks for the kind words.oldartefact wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2018 6:12 pmDont know what it is K ... but that is a very very impressive clean up
I always crack them open if they weigh a lot less then their size. You never know. I have found a sixpence in one iron ball.
Unless you happen to be one of the 20's brigade!!!
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