5.It’s an intergalactic spacecraft transmission module.
6.The workings at a mine. Hauling at a mine or for pumping water out of the mine. A bit too large for an air pump into a mine. Or possibly an ore crusher at a mine. Some old miner will probably correct us all. I’ve seen these at 10 thousand feet at mines in Colorado and hauled in pieces on the back of donkeys or mules. Or Men. They just don’t make men like that anymore.
7.Looking at the flat gear seems it musta been a belt drive, looking at the age of that brick and the fact it has a belt drive it may have had a steam powered operating mechanism to run it back in the day, looking at the size of the gears and the gear reduction my guess is that it may have possibly controlled a small dam or a large valve.
8.I’m sure there was a river there at one time and they created some type of pump or electrical power or something because that’s all that could be
9.The first idea that entered my mind was a mechanism that would lift a huge & heavy wall or gate….
10.Old flat belt drive unit for a punch press, the clutch is visible on the right side of the flat belt wheel which drives the small pinion gear that drives the big bow gear in the center. I guessing this drive unit was stored outside in the backyard of a factory?
12.In the 1950’s at a lake near Stafford Springs Connecticut there was one back in the woods.
12.Pully that ran a big belt to transfer trees or Orr from one area to another place to process seen one in more complete state
13.It’s okay I’ll help u all here… this is a old mining equipment used to bring stone ect up.
14.Isn’t this a sugar cane mill. It looks like the botanical gardens in Mauritius
15.Have seen in the past, don’t recall much except I believe this is in one of the southern states, an old plantation perhaps, a cane mill, can’t be 100 percent about that and perhaps this is post civil war.