Falconer

All the parts are included. The original working motor, dies, rollers, belts and guard. It was shipped to Texas from an auction in Ohio recently. From here it's about 300 miles away. The seller will bring it to me for a very reasonable price. I need to know what kind of foundation is neccessary. I've used other big (pneumatic) hammers and have a 50# Little Giant... I'd just like to know a little more about this Bradley before buying. Also, wanting to convert it from 3 phase to single phase...any thoughts? Trying to fugure out how to upload some images off my hard drive?

I'm new the forum. I've been a practicing Blacksmith for about 10 years now. Went back to school and got a AAS degree in it from Austin Community College in Austin,TX...studied under William Bastas mainly. I do metal sculpting as well as smithing. I'm opening a shop here in New Mexico and planning on making art and furniture mainly. Give a holler!

I have just had the opportunity handed to me to buy a #200 Bradley in great shape. I don't know...anything...about them and am hoping to pick some brains out there. Anything to look, or look out, for? What is a good price?