16 thoughts on “Haven’t done a stump post in awhile. What is it?”

1. That’s easy! You haven’t been watching Dave Engels over at Engels Coach Shop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOv1cGHr8so
   That is part of a braking mechanism for a horse drawing wagon.

   • Yes it is… You don’t play fair, you knew. You won an unexpensed weekend with Phil, helping clean out his garage…

     • Second prize, two weekends……

     • Why, thank-you!

       Phil, What’s your favorite cold beverage? I figure we can set the world to rights while we aggravate the neighbors with all the noise goofing-off in the garage.

   • Thank you for introducing me to this video and other videos of Dave Engels. Being a guy with two left hands I admire those who can BUILD things.

     • Henk, if you like Dave Engels you might like Darren over at Mustie1. He is always tinkering on something.
       https://www.youtube.com/c/mustie1/videos

     • 20 Mule Team Borax Wagons, built by Engals Coach Shop. Prepare to be awed.
       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_Thvbp0rPo

       And the same setup at Bishop Mule Days. Fast Forward to around minute 15.
       https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPq3m7ueP8Q

       Jump the chain.
       God Bless America.

   • Man is a freaking genius.

2. Glad I didn’t win

3. We’ll, you beat me to it. Any fan of Dave’e will recognize that as part of the brakes on a horse drawn wagon.

4. MY first thought was it being part of a squeeze chute. For like tightening the part that Squeezes, or retains the head and neck. Oh well.

5. “Horse drawing wagon”? Shit, I never saw a wagon pull a horse. Must be a steep-ass hill.

   • I flunked spelling, even the kids in Sp. Ed. had higher scores. Because of that, I’m usually more diligent at proof reading.

6. Doubles as a boot sole cleaner when mounted to a board 😉

7. Thank you for the link to the video, he is truly a craftsman and an artist.This site rocks!

8. I knew it all along was just not logged in in time.

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