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| Collection |
FSA (unaccessioned) General |
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1900s |
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Timber jack used for shifting logs
The timber jack is a mechanical device which transfers the rotary motion of a double-ended handle to the longitudinal extension of a steel bar or ‘spear’, which is used to stabilise or roll very heavy logs.
Donated by Allan Sangster who owned a farm in Ward. It was probably not used in Ward but at Rai where Mr Sangster farmed before he came to Ward.
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| Object ID |
FSA0.800.0211 |
| Object Name |
Jack, Hoisting |
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Last modified on: January 16, 2015
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