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    Whatizit

    Found this among my parts but cant figure out what it is.
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    That's the jet fuel nozzle from an ME 262, at least that's my best guess
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    Looks like a cleaning tool which can be used for grimy and dirty engine/machine parts....Compressed air is hooked up to the larger connection...and the small connection to "Kerosene/"Mineral oil"/"White Spirit"...the ventury effect in the front nozzle, draws the cleaning agent into the compressed air stream and sprays it onto whatever part you are cleaning...works great!...that's my story and I'm sticking to it!.../ Lars...
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    Quote Originally Posted by larwik View Post
    Looks like a cleaning tool which can be used for grimy and dirty engine/machine parts....Compressed air is hooked up to the larger connection...and the small connection to "Kerosene/"Mineral oil"/"White Spirit"...the ventury effect in the front nozzle, draws the cleaning agent into the compressed air stream and sprays it onto whatever part you are cleaning...works great!...that's my story and I'm sticking to it!.../ Lars...
    Please don't smoke while cleaning with this contraption!

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    If you showed the whole thing maybe someone could answer the question.
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    Mike. That is the whole thing. Here are some pics of the ends. Sounds like Lars is the most plausible, after all my engines are real clean, but I don't remember using this thing. Probably fell into one of my parts boxes sometime in the last 40 years.

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    83 911SC
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    Very early version of a death ray.

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    Looks like something a used car dealer would use on a customer to blow smoke.
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    Helps with constipation...

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    Maybee the exterminator was there...

    ...and forgot his "sprayer"....the front nozzle looks to have a second provision for an additional additive as well...so instead of compressed air in the larger connection , water might have been connected and the small connection to "agent orange" or something else to kill-off unwanted critters or possibly the opposite, to fertilize tomatoes or maybe "pot".......Too small for constipation, John!.../ Lars...
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