Titan1921

Hey all, I have a new addition and I was wondering if I could get info. on it. It is a 150# Trenton Serial # 223514. It is a little on the "interesting" side.

Why do I have to live so far away......and poor? :(

Those are excellent.

Thanks guys, I think I will build the stand a little higher than knuckle height and then wittle it down from there. I will also leave my next one on the ground since I have been called a knuckle dragger in the past. T.

I was wondering who else caught that. :)

This topic has probably been coverd before but being new to this site I am not sure where to look for the answer. I found my new prize anvil at the local salvage guys house while dopping off some old galvanized bits and pieces. Now I need to know, high should I build the stand for it? Thanks for any info. T.

"The problem with foolproof machines is we keep finding dumber and more dangerous fools;-)" "Oh, Mikey, anyone could make that cut with the right tools, but it takes a genious to make it with the wrong tools." The two best lines ever spoken. I used to train people how to run "foolproof" CNC machinery and I have never heard a more accurate way of describing some of the individuals I was given the opportunity to work with.

Cerberus

AWW CRIKEY!!!!! That's xxxxxxx sweet! Great work, and glad to hear you saved a good hammer from being scrapped. I am going to have to switch to coal soon, my gas tanks keep freezing up on me half way through a project.

Thanks for the information guys, I figured someone here must have had some experience with one of these hammers. I am hoping to go look at it on Friday and will let you guys know how things turn out. Thanks again.

WOW, looks like I need to do a little bit of studing on what parts are where before I head over to take a look. Also, do you have any idea what this hammer may weigh? Thanks again.

Currently this is all I have to go off of, no pics right now. Could you guys let me know what I should look for or beware of when I go take a look at it. "Moloch/little giant Power Trip Hammer, 50# head, leather belt drive, under power and good working condition Thanks.

It is good to know that we have somebody here who can rescue and use a great piece of equipment like that. Way to go!