crank handle identification requested

[Jim Skelly]

As mentioned in another post, I found this on my grandparents' farm in the late 1960s.  As shown in the second photo, there is a slight bump out in the center of the tip that is exposed when the handle is inserted into the crankcase.  I don't see any other identifying marks.  Thanks for your help!

[Guest]

Maybe 29/30 Chev??

[Walt G]

Perhaps some of us can comment on what it doesn't fit to narrow the field down a bit? It is not Franklin 1930-34

[ALF1920]

tractor?

[mercer09]

not a chevy, unless the end was cut off

 

almost any crank handle is going to need a catch on the end............

[28 Chrysler]

It looks like the pin is missing and the hole is kind of far back for an engine crack.

My guess is that is for a piece of farm equipment.

[Jim Skelly]

I should have been clearer on the drawing.  It's not a hole near the chamfered end, but a 1/4" protrusion on either side, 1/4" in diameter, that allows the crank handle to catch into the crankcase opening. 

[Curti]

It is not Auburn 31-33.  34-36 didn't have a crank.