Been sitting on my desk too long. 5.5 " long. What is it?
 

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You might think it's an automotive door hinge pin, and it could be. However, did you ever see/repair the racking mechanism on a Westinghouse, or Siemens/Allis-Chalmers substation breaker? The rack/slide rollers are nearly identical, and the cam in/out follower is quite the same. The breaker says "Siemens" on the face but its actually an Allis type RL from the1950s, and sold to Siemens.

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I agree, hinge pin. Wondering what the sticker on it says. It has with and avec printed so it has English and French printing. Don't know what the top word is.
 
Everything has to be somewhere.
Yeah I tell my daughter that when she comes to visit. Everything in her house is in order. In my house everything is where I can remember I put it, easily accessible, or in plain sight......so obviously stuff is scattered around where I use it.....kitchen is an exception...keep it tidied up. I have so much stuff and no "library cards" telling me where it is, when I have a repair/use project, more often than not, I know that I have what I'm looking for, just can't remember where I put it....trying to fix that problem! One of my solutions that works, besides having things in plain sight, is when I have something to store, first thing I do is look at it and ask myself "if I were looking for this, where would I look"? The answer is where I put it and it works.
 
Yeah I tell my daughter that when she comes to visit. Everything in her house is in order. In my house everything is where I can remember I put it, easily accessible, or in plain sight......so obviously stuff is scattered around where I use it.....kitchen is an exception...keep it tidied up. I have so much stuff and no "library cards" telling me where it is, when I have a repair/use project, more often than not, I know that I have what I'm looking for, just can't remember where I put it....trying to fix that problem! One of my solutions that works, besides having things in plain sight, is when I have something to store, first thing I do is look at it and ask myself "if I were looking for this, where would I look"? The answer is where I put it and it works.
Tell me about it. The wife complains about where things are laying in the shop. She got me a cordless grease gun for my birthday last year. It came with a case and a charger. For six months the case sat by the press and the charger was in it. I decided that before she saw it and said something, I'd better put it away. I put the charger where I'd "know where it is" and I put the case up where some other ones are. I can't find that charger now to save my life. No big deal, it's a Dewalt and I have two other chargers, but I don't know how long it'll be before I find that one when I'm looking for something else.
 
Because I put things where "I know where it is" is the exact reason I have three electric staplers !!
 
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