Technical Gizmo ID please.

Anyone know what this is ? All steel, no plastic. Brass gear drive like a speedo that drives a short axle on each side. Two aluminium lube points for the axle. No markings at all. Hope it,s not from a washing machine .

 

Hmmmm?

 

I'm quessing it's not auto related, but a right angle gear box for a Henway

 

I'm guessing a generator/water pump attachment for an early 1920s car.

 

The, previously unknown, third Interocitor.

 

Oscillation overthruster

 

Its not a Gizmo/……….\

Its a DoHickeythingmabob

 

I agree, its NOT a Gizmo!.......looks more like a damned "doo-lollie" off of a early Shivel-lay! Probably don't need it to make it run.
6sally6

 

That’s a felthersnatch box

 

It’s off a dodge

It’s the right angle duel pro Pham generator.

 

Power sun visor transmission ….

 

Turbo encabulator.

 

Posi unit for a skateboard . Any markings?

 

I got nothing.............but then again, it may be a "felchermabob", wait, that's a whole nuther subject.

 

I am certain that I do not know what it is, and I am unanimous in that.

 

The splines on the sliver post look like windshield wiper arm splines.

 

im guessing a small industrial or agricultural conveyor drive A motor with a worm gear bolts to the open front then a sprocket or pulley bolts to each side shaft

 

Are the two silver things filled with grease?
If so, they get turned in once in a while to lube the shafts.

 

It'd make a good quick change for one of those mini vehicles old guys ride around on at swap meets.
'Bout time someone built one that has a motor out front with a shaft running all the way to the back.

 

Probably something similar as quoted here. Think i,ll throw it on PWC and see what happens.

 

Guessing same, but more along the line of a "universal worm drive" for small industrial use.
Something that Dalton Gear might have made years ago.
Typically, only one side shaft needed to be used for mounting a sprocket; depending on direction.
The grease cups would indicate it was manufactured prior to self lubricating Oilite type bushings.

@34 GAZ, what is PWC ?

 

Iton ...........what’s a Henway????





Bones

 

PWC is www.prewarcar.com Euro site where all the brass-era car guys snoop around for a bargain . Lots of those cars for sale there.

 

Did some research, and am pretty sure it's a P.T.O. from a Flux Capacitor

 

It is part of what's called a gearmotor. There would be a motor with a worm drive bolted to the end of the gearbox, similar to the one in the below link.

https://www.industrialmotors.com/ba...MIgta_oP7G5AIVx0XVCh2V9AoDEAQYAiABEgK4K_D_BwE

 

Should I tell him? Naw, I want someone else to tell him.

 

That used to be one of my Dads favorite jokes. I tried to use it here a few times...... just sits there. Kinda like yours did........ so I thought I would help the joke out. I guess it’s just too old........or we are! Lol







Bones

 

Didn't Norm Grabowski have a Henway?

 

Cripes
fordflambe scooped it!