Sorry for off topic, but I don't know anybody smarter than you guys/gals.. Yesterday I spotted a 5 gal bucket on the side of the road so I turned around to go get it (tell me nobody else has done this before...) So, when I got out of my Ram and walked over to get it, about 20 feet away, I found a pile of these clamp-things scattered around the area. So I got the bucket and started collecting them--nearly filled the entire bucket. I figure someone must have had the bucket on the back of their truck and either hit a bump or the wind blew it off. --what are these?

 

square head galvanized bolts would indicate something to do with high voltage line stuff. could be clamps for a power box or pole.

 

hhhmmm...thanks!

 

Those clamps are used for holding five gallon buckets down in the back of trucks. Ok, so I dont know what they are but upersleder's idea sounds pretty good.

 

I’m not sure but they appear to be oscillators.

 

They are Thercumthrottle's. They came off of a Thurcumthrate.

 

that's good! Had my first colonoscopy today...don't make me laugh that hard...

 

Good one!....made me look...

 

Those are actually turcle studs. They clamp the capstan housing to the verbiration mount.











He He He

 

Fool me once, shame on me , fool me twice, I don't think so . But thanks for playing along . D

 

At least I gave you the He He He at the bottom

 

eh, they are some kind of toe clamp. could be for holding a cable in place, but dunno. Never seen anything like that before.

 

Your search - Thurcumthrate turcle studs - did not match any documents. And I trusted you guys.

 

Maybe a clamp off a tonnaue cover?