Harlow

OK Thank for the information. Yes those were the ones I was looking at on e-bay. There is also a guy close to San Diego that has a lot of stuff like those beams.. It is always nice when I have a question that there is always someone here who is nice enough to help.

Thanks again,

Harlow

Would a992 steel make a good Anvil? I was looking at a piece of I-Beam that is 710lbs. The measurements are:  Face is 5" thick and the web is 3" thick.

Thank you for any information you have.....

This hammer is for sale he wants $950.00 for this hammer. Is it worth that amount? 

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I weighed the vise and it's 90 pounds. I can't find much information about it but it's solid and in good shape. If I can find a bigger USA made vise thenI will sell this one.

I just bought this vise Monday. Has anyone heard of this brand before?

I'm just tinkering around. I retired and like old stuff. I think I would have fun putting it back together. I was thinking of taking some classes for welding and blacksmith. I live in California and in my area Central California it seems they don't have any but up north and down south they do.  I have always worked in a office and never with my hands. I just really love all the machinery that build America. I bought the book "Pounding out the Profits" on the website you recommended. I am looking forward to reading it. I am going over to that shop tomorrow and I'll take some pictures of all his Power Hammers and try to post them here.

Have a Great evening.

Thomas this hammer Hawthorn Hammer, I was told by the seller that there are not many of these hammers. I was thinking of buying it and the Bradley. What is your

opinion? He also had a nazel hammer and a 25b and 100b Little Giant. He is retiring and selling all his stuff. It was really cool going through all the stuff he has.

Thank you for your Input.

Yes thats it. Thank you I will buy that books. I want to see the bradly hammer as well. The one he has for sale is huge. It is in three big parts right now. I need to find a big trailer....

Thank you. It could be older, I need to get some pictures to post. He also had a bradley hammer that was in parts but I would have to get a big hd trailer to haul it. Thank you for looking it up for me.

I found a Very old hammer, It was sold as a hammer and then you bought the motor to go with it. I was told it was built 1904 and the company was only in business for 3 or 4 years. I have been looking for info on it and can't find any. Does anyone know information on this hammer. Thanks in Advance...