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Old 04-28-2008, 06:54 AM
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Pics of the anvil I spoke of.
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Old 04-28-2008, 03:12 PM
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Thanks feller's, I'm up here just south of Boston,Ma today, And its pouring down rain. I know there a place on here some where for general B.S , When I get a chance I'll try and find it. Going to give the Marvel mystery oil a try when I get in..Thks for the good advice and I'll look and see if there's a number on thr...
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Tom, welcome aboard. Get some Marvel Mystery Oil and a new package of scotch brite ( I use green ). Latex gloves if you wish. Spend an hour and you will be surprised how that anvil will shine up. You may find that anvil is an Arm and Hammer brand. Facing the horn, look on the foot ( right side ) for a number.
I started cleaning on it today, and I think there is a number or numbers on the front under the horn, I'll check and make sure tomorrow, I'm going to head for the woods tomorrow and get me a big ol stump to mount it on. I am grateful for all of your help. I haven't had much time this past week. I left out last saturday and had a busy week, Just got home this morning.
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Old 05-14-2008, 11:49 PM
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Well I found me a old stump and got the Anvil cleaned up and thought I would share some picture's with you guy's..I'm hoping to get home and pound some metal on it this weekend..You all have a good one...Tom



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Old 05-15-2008, 01:36 AM
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It might just be me, or my computer, but I couldn't get your slideshow to work........nice looking anvil though.
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Old 05-15-2008, 02:17 AM
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Just my suggestions but, use a chainsaw or whatever to hollow out the bottom of the stump except for a 3 inch ring around the outside. That way it will almost always set level because of no high spot in the middle to rock on. Also when you fasten the anvil down, move it close to one side so you can stand close to it for some work, it makes it lots easier on your back and you can lay tools on the off side of the anvil on the wide part of the stump.
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It might just be me, or my computer, but I couldn't get your slideshow to work........nice looking anvil though.
I don't know why it ain't working for you, I clicked " Left" on it and it opened right up. Maybe your popup blocker is preventing it from working.?
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Just my suggestions but, use a chainsaw or whatever to hollow out the bottom of the stump except for a 3 inch ring around the outside. That way it will almost always set level because of no high spot in the middle to rock on.
Thanks for the advice, I'll put it to use when I get in, I'm up here in Michigan and hope to be on my way home to night...
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