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    Posted 14 years ago

    mollytig
    (5 items)

    Can anyone help me with this. I have a Chicago Railway Equipment Co. max wear guage A.R.A. rule 63. I looked on line and cant find anything like it. Thanks.

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    1. lulus antiques, 14 years ago
      guess what? I have one also. what is it & what does it do? and of course what is it worth?
    2. Larry Davis, 13 years ago
      The gauges you show were used to measure wear on brake rigging under frt cars. Brake beam hangars differed in size depending on the capacity of the car loading weight. I have actually used this type of gauge many years ago when working as a car mechanic. If the piece being measured would not fit in the notch it was supposed to it was "good" meaning it had not worn sufficiently to be replaced. It it would go into the notch, it should be replaced as it was sufficiently worn enough to "take the gauge."

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