Whatzit?

[rogruth]

Thanks, Wayne.
Reading the attachment,it seems to me that calling it a hash, at least in the U.S., became more common after computers became more widely available.

[webenda]

This thing was sitting on the battery in the 8N when I checked the battery voltage today.
Whatzit?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Tick of some sort?

[webenda]

Tick of some sort?

No.

[chuck]

Arachnid, eight legs. That means a spider, a scorpion, a mite, a harvestman (daddy long legs), a solifugae (predominately old world), or a tick. Not a scorpion, a mite, a solifugae or or a true spider. That leaves a tick or a daddy long legs. No idea of the scale of the image or the length of the legs. Unlikely to be a tick because why would a tick hang out on a battery? I would guess that it's a harvestmen (daddy long legs) possibly Leiobunum Flavum MAC67

[Rufus T. Firefly]

.........harvestmen (daddy long legs) ......

Makes some sense

[webenda]

[webenda]

Arachnid, possibly Leiobunum Flavum

KENTUCKY HARVESTMEN
Including Daddy-Long-Legs
Critter Files/Harvestmen
By Blake Newton
University of Kentucky, Department of Entomology

"Long-legged harvestmen species are usually called 'Daddy-Long-Legs.' Many of the daddy-long-legs encountered in Kentucky are in the genus Leiobunum." Be very cautious trying to identify species without the aid of a microscope. Females in particular are notoriously difficult to identify."

I identified this one as Leibnum sp, so you got it right, Chuck.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

A face only his mother could luv.

[webenda]

Whatzit?

[tonyh]

How about the casting number on an engine/transmission casting? Your tractor?

Tony

[webenda]

How about the casting number on an engine/transmission casting? Your tractor?

Tony

No.

First symbol is, "Version."
Number is, "Serial Number."
Last symbol is, "Manufacturer."

Approximately 3,500,000 of these were made in Japan.

[chuck]

Aluminum baseball bat?

[webenda]

Aluminum baseball bat?

No.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Toyota?