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    Kellans grips or 1/4 hollow core rope work.

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    they are typically used to connect a wire to a grounding rod, correct? I believe I used one a few years ago when hooking up my electric fence.
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    Yes, that is one of the applications.

    I have also heard of them being called grounding acorns

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    I can't see the picture on page 2 all that well with the big "photobucket" watermark on it and it appears the photo no longer exists there. That being said, it looks like it's made of plastic...? If so, it could be an "Azuma" nut used to clamp and quickly adjust livestock curtains.
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