Is This Part of an Outboard Motor? 2 Weeks of Google Image Frustration Inside

[jeff-register]

bet you are right jim.

[2fast4me]

Yes, I’d go with a pressure regulator, pop off valve, what ever it is its obviously worth millions. Not sure I have one of those yet, wanna sell it?…
Jim

2Fast4Me

[wedgie]

quote 1Aquaholic:

Looks like version 1.0 of the “Flux Capacitor”. Or maybe the very rare “Clevis Pin for the Clatterhorn”?? I don’t think it’s a “Kuneutter Valve” either….
Maybe someone can verify the Flux Capacitor? Garry? You’ve been around as long as anyone I know! Got anything ideas??

1Aquaholic

My buddy Steve Martin thinks it’s a left hand corrugated fremis valve 🙂

[2fast4me]

Sorry Johnny, trying to inject some humor here, good luck in your search.

2Fast4Me

[guzzi-john]

Air compressor or maybe steam control device. Where was it found?

[johnryno]

quote 1Aquaholic:

Looks like version 1.0 of the “Flux Capacitor”. Or maybe the very rare “Clevis Pin for the Clatterhorn”?? I don’t think it’s a “Kuneutter Valve” either….
Maybe someone can verify the Flux Capacitor? Garry? You’ve been around as long as anyone I know! Got anything ideas??

1Aquaholic

[johnryno]

quote Steve A W:

It might be a regulator from an old air compressor.
That brass valve might be a Pilot valve.
Just a thought.

Steve A W

I think you nailed it, homeboy. Shoot me your PayPal info via PM. Round of beers on me.

[lyks2tinkr]

Looks like an old controller for a pneumatic valve. Has similar arrangements to modern ones I’ve worked on

[eviltwin]

My vote is it is aome kind of air compressor or regulator. Look at the fittings?
http://brassfittings.midamericafittings.com/product/-nylon-tubing-air-brake-fittings-for-copper-tubing/air-brake-fittings-nut-1380

[james-davis]

looks like a pressure release valve, old compressor or steam

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