duckman903

Thanks Irondragon that catalog is just what I needed it doesn't show the connection but I now know that its a 36 H with a 700 blower and a Vulcan tuyere .I'm going to be selling it, can't do anymore smithing fun while it lasted (had my hammering shoulder replaced and doctor said no banging or pounding).

Is there any chance someone would know what Buffalo forge used to connect there blower to the twere (spelling) .

I 'd like to go but when I saw that it was $70.00, it's a no go for me.

School me on what I have, I just purchased a Peter Wright anvil, stampings on the side read top to bottom, Peter Wright patent solid wrought 1 - 0 - 12 I purchased this along with a Buffalo Heavy Duty Vulcan Tuyere 14 in the original pan, with original stand and a #700 blower, also thrown in was a Champion #400 blower on a tripod stand, and he threw in about 100# of coal, my total investment is $275.00 .

I had a chance and took it bought a Buffalo Heavy duty Vulcan Tuyere 14 in the original pan, original stand, with a #700 blower, also in the deal was a Champion #400 blower on a 3 legged stand, this stood me $100.00. Later this week I'm getting a Peter Wright anvil weighs about 100+ pounds this will cost me $175.00, top edges are a little rounded over but no big chips out of it, and it rings like a bell.