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I don't know what to title this listing

I assembled this from the 42008 Service Truck.  I'm putting it on ebay.  I just have no idea what to title the listing.  Any thoughts for you Technic fans.

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    What exactly is it? I assume it has some kind of function and isn't just a jumble of parts?

     

    If it's called a Gooblywonk, I'd title the listing:

     

    LEGO Technic Gooblywonk assembled with parts from Set 42008

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    list it as a spacely sprocket or a cogswell cog

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    Lego "part of the vehicle" Assembly 42008 

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    list it as a spacely sprocket or a cogswell cog

    Haha, I love this suggestion!
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    Great suggestions.  :o)

     

    The gears "slip" by them selves, but if you move the yellow ends left or right, it locks the gears into place.  Sort of like a transmission.  I just don't want to mislabel it. I'm thinking that someone out there will need the parts.  Any Technic teams out there?

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