Long story short, I watched a client accidentally break this on his beloved vintage Macintosh that was otherwise pampered it's entire life. The item is literally a "kickstand" or prop to hold the power supply and drives half of the computer up. It was used on PPC and probably G3 desktop models. His specifically was a Power Macintosh 7300 I believe. The part number is 922-1730, and an exploded parts diagram and service manual depiction of the object in question can be found <a href="http://gallery.me.com/ glee60#100222&bgcolor=black&view=grid">here</a>!
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