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CASE W6027-S Part Old Found in Desert ???

wallyent
Just a shot in the dark but thought we would ask here. We found this old metal part in the deep desert last year and have researched it and can't find anything on it.  Stamped CASE W6027-S. Just curious, its not important, but thought somebody out there might just know. Was thinking maybe off an old military rig or farm equipment. Looks like an important part and doesn't appear broken in any way. 
Thanks in advance.
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  • Ricci.Wright
    Some kind of tool?? Looks like a 1/2" or 3/4" drive like a ratchet would fit.
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  • pulsarnc

    Most likely from an old case tractor . Looks kind of like a cultivator operating rod guide .

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  • TRAP55
    All I could find, there was reference to a Centennial plow?, and a new part # was WA6027-S. I would guess the square cut holes were for the head of a stovebolt.

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  • mmppres
    Did you contact Case they might help you out
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  • mrmike08075

    Warn winch cable guide for angled or reverse pulling or a PTO accessory

    Mike

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  • bambihunter
    I wonder if it is half of a two part coupling or clamp with square head stove bolts on this half. The circular shape on the back looks close to common PTO shaft diameter.
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  • Smitty500mag
    TRAP55 said:
    All I could find, there was reference to a Centennial plow?, and a new part # was WA6027-S. I would guess the square cut holes were for the head of a stovebolt.

    Good job Trap. Looks like you found it.
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  • moenkopi
    I can't help you with the part, but I do recognize the ruler.  It's an old one.  That 702 telephone prefix changed a long time ago!
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  • wallyent
    Good job Trap! Looks like you nailed it. Now we have somewhere to research more. Thanks again everyone.

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  • TRAP55
    If you find out what it's called besides "bracket" and what it's for, I'd sure like to know. It perked my interest when I saw the pic, because I think I have it's twin in a coffee can on the ranch in ID. I remembered it because to my knowledge, there's never been any kind of Case equipment on the ranch, and the the ranch has been there for more than 140 years. There's horse drawn stuff there that was made long before tractors were invented.
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