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Old 07-18-2008, 02:15 PM
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Picked up this today for welding teacher as a thank-you for welding my forge up with me, and teaching me free. He said he wanted like an 80lb anvil, and he's been looking for a while, so I went out and got him this one. I would like to keep this one for demos, its really nice and easy to move around. From what I can tell it's cast steel. Please correct my if I am wrong.

Horn: 10.5 inches
Height:7.5 inches
Face Width: 3.5 inches
Total Length: 22 inches
Base: 7 inches
Hardy: 1 inch
Both Pritchels: 1/2 inch
Weight: 74LB
Paid: $100, about 1.39 a pound i think

Farrier's Anvil, Little Tex AP, One Horn

Leaving in a little bit to go give it to him.
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Old 07-18-2008, 03:25 PM
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That's nice, that's real nice. I like the length of the horn. Looks in great shape. It would be a hard one to give away.
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Old 07-18-2008, 03:28 PM
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With that narrow waist it's going to be pretty loud but nothing a little chain or a magnet won't fix. Be sure to mention it to your teacher so he can hear your questions in the future.

You're a good guy John. Well done.

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Thanks, Jerry. I really appreciate it. Civilwarblacksmith, after picking it up, it will be hard to give up, but that's ok. I already had my mind made up before even looking for this one. I mention a magnet to him, cuz he said that once he finds an anvil, he's going to weld a stand together, so I'll make sure to mention the magnet. Jerry, it rings like a bell, and has good rebound.

Has anyone heard of this kind of anvil or see one like it.
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Sure they sell them to horseshoers.
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Old 07-18-2008, 04:27 PM
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Old 07-18-2008, 04:43 PM
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I almost bought this exact anvil. The guy initially thought it was 50 Pounds and wanted $50. I emailed him to ask him to weigh it, the new weight was 70#, he then jacks up the price and wanted $100 for it!
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Was it madison.craigslist.com??? Cuz that's exactly what this guy did. I think it's the same guy. lol
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Ne how, I just dropped it off by him. He was speechless and is very happy, he didn't think he'd ever found one. So I am glad to of done this. That's all that I have to say about this little chapter. I'll be getting another anvil this weekend. From Finnr. It'll be my anvil, so now I am excited about this weekend. Thanks for the encouragement in giving this anvil away.
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Old 07-19-2008, 09:05 AM
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That was an awsome thing to do, if only more people would still do this type of thing today then people would be more willing to help out, but it seems like more and more it's getting harder to find someone who will help you out just for the sake of helping.

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