#14

Good side view. Shows all the linkage for the foot treadle. this hammer was designed to be taken apart and moved from place to place ( like mines or other shops that needed a power hammer). The 4 vertical pieces between the base and the top are just pipe with bolts through them. The anvil base is removable with the clamps on the pipe as is the hammer head and flywheel. With these 3 parts disassembled, the hammer can be moved fairly easily. Re-assembly and setup is really not that bad of deal to get things back in tune. Some would think I have it slowed too much and that it doesn't hit hard enough. This could easily be fixed with a smaller vee pully on the jackshaft but the hammer is tuned to perzactly my needs not someone elses needs. It will knock the snot out of 1" PTO shafting. If the time comes that I need more power, Browning makes more pullies but I sincerely doubt that time will come.