Identify Me #1

Do you know what this is? Bob would certainly like to know. If you can ID this item, please drop me a line via so I can update this page and get back to Bob.

Suggestion #1 comes from Ben Carpenter - Thanks Ben!

Paul

I have never seen one just like this but it appears to have all the
componets of a dead wheight tester for gages.

Ben Carpenter
<benc@dmci.net> <www.benc.com>

The first one might possibly be a dead weight gauge tester.

Jim

Jim and Diane
Hemet, CA USA
jd.kirkes@verizon.net

What a great idea! #1 certainly looks like a dead-weight gauge tester, the oldest one I have ever seen. But where do you attach the gauge you are testing?

Glen Christoffersen

Hi Paul

Agree that it looks like a dead-weight tester for pressure gauges, but where is the gauge under test to be connected to? Is there a blanked or open fitting around the side or back that we can't see from the photos?

Regards

Pete

Peter Scales

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