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What am I?
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Some sort of stump grinder or wood chipper.
Love the site – the recent black-and-white photo was phenomenal.
This looks like it is used in processing wood. It may be a first stage pounding wheel to soften the lumber or it may be something that grabs the wood and moves it along.
This is part of an industrial tool to remove bark from tree trunks.
30Km east from Montreal, Quebec
Looks like the feeder teeth for a wood chipper…
Woodchipper?
Part of a machine to peel bark off of trees …
It should be something for cutting (or carrying away) fallen trees, looking at you recent posts…
I would guess these are hammer-like bits of a wheel inside a feeder of some kind. The whole thing is for removeing bark off tree trunks.
a) The teeth of some form of de-barking machine (forestry).
b) A compacting road roller that accidentally ran over a tree!
Note, a) is my real answer b) is my back-up answer.
This looks like a part of a wood thrashing machine like for sugar cane to extract the juice…
Some answers were close, but none were right on. The answer can be found on this post. —Jeffrey