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Springfield, Ill. CL head's up!
23 January 2012 - 10:51 AM
Large anvil, will take two people to move it.....$20.
Denver CL heads up!
01 August 2011 - 01:41 PM
Large anvil - $ 75
Is it a Hay Budden?
09 July 2011 - 04:28 PM
This is a continuation of my thread "I need some Hay Budden dimensions" from a month ago. So I have an anvil that looks a lot like a Hay Budden. After pulling some dimensions and comparing them to the 1914/15 HB catalogue that Southshoresmith posted, it's difficult to pinpoint a weight for the anvil. It has the face dimensions of a 400 pounder, the horn length of a 450 pounder, and a hardy hole size of a 500 pounder. But here's the kicker-it's got a face plate. The faceplate looks to be part of the original construction, not added later as part of a repair.
I postulated on the other thread that the anvil might have been made by the Southern Pacific Railroad, and that was before I had seen it. I wouldn't be surprised if they did make this anvil, using another as a pattern.
Enclosed are some pictures.
a. My Baby
b. with a 200 pound HB on top of it
c. with a 400 pound fisher on a stand 12" behind it.
I postulated on the other thread that the anvil might have been made by the Southern Pacific Railroad, and that was before I had seen it. I wouldn't be surprised if they did make this anvil, using another as a pattern.
Enclosed are some pictures.
a. My Baby
b. with a 200 pound HB on top of it
c. with a 400 pound fisher on a stand 12" behind it.
anvil I.D.?
29 June 2011 - 02:49 PM
Can anybody help me i.d. this anvil? It has a unique detail on the feet...
I need some Hay Budden dimensions!
24 May 2011 - 07:29 PM
I have a lead on a Hay Budden, and from the pictures it looks big...Can somebody compare these dimensions to your large HB so I can get an idea of its' size? It is a long drive for me (500 miles) but I don't have anything planned for the Memorial Day Weekend. It's 38" long and 5" wide...he gave me a number for the height, but he measured the base too, so it's not a valid number.
For comparison, my 200# HB is 29.5" lomg and 4.5 inches wide.
Thanks!
For comparison, my 200# HB is 29.5" lomg and 4.5 inches wide.
Thanks!
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