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http://imgur.com/jqB16IE

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It is a 2x4 with a clear bottom a small hole at each end and it is smooth on top with a 6 high pole coming out.

The brick has no numbers on it so I'm not sure what it is I have tried searching for it however I can't find it if anyone knows what set this is from that would be great.

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  • Are you sure it's LEGO? The green bricks in the background don't look like they are LEGO.
    – Ambo100 ♦
    Jun 27, 2015 at 12:37
  • @Ambo100 Yes I am sorting a big box and separating the Lego from the non Lego the stuff in the background is some non lego
    – Solomon Collins
    Jun 27, 2015 at 12:47
  • You mentioned you couldn't find a number, can you find the LEGO logo on the piece anywhere?
    – Ambo100 ♦
    Jun 27, 2015 at 13:01
  • & other picture wrong, item of 2 part.
    – Andrew Hodson
    Jul 22 at 5:28

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It looks like it's 799c800:

799c800

This part was used to implement a simple "hand of god" steering system on a bunch of sets in the 70s.

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  • Image is up-side-down.
    – Andrew Hodson
    Jul 18 at 13:20
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    @AndrewHodson No, it's not: peeron.com/scans/336-1/5
    – zovits
    Jul 19 at 7:38
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    Also wrong way up on peeron, was also on 1 other website which I've told the error. If you look at image Nos. you see 6 instead of 9.
    – Andrew Hodson
    Jul 20 at 9:55
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    @AndrewHodson Oh, sorry - you're indeed right: the previous image has steps 7-8 and the following one 10. Thanks for the heads-up! (Corrected it here)
    – zovits
    Jul 20 at 16:38
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enter image description hereSteering column complete, fire engine, tipping lorry, low loader that came with crane, also on its own 'Lego spares' at Wrexham. Look for 4 & 5 wide plate with a hole, plate with part 2 studs wide with hole, 4-stud wheels (or 1 stud & spokes) & a 1×2 with the word 'LEGO' on side. 1 of mine broken, = on fire engine. So I'm after 1.

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