dogblazer9598

thank you .stay safe .

Doug

Does anyone have any idea what forklift forks are made of .Im sure there are different alloys but just looking at some ideas .

Thanks 

Jim if it is a HB that serial # dates it to 1921

1000 islands here 

Jim I am also in northern ny I have 5 hay buddens and the ser # is on the left front corner and has big numbers like yours has on the right side .

Doug

my 250 hay budden has a bigger than 1 in hardy hole

does that say 1925 stamped on the side below the weight?

that is an auto body post dolly also known as a wing ding dolly I have 3 of them from my fathers auto body shop he owned for 45 years .

doug

we buy a lot of 1018 in our business and they come in 10 ft not 20 ft

On ‎12‎/‎27‎/‎2019 at 5:20 PM, jlpservicesinc said:

there are file sharpening services which cost much less than a new file. 

Hit me up when the time comes and I'll share it. 

jen , do you use that file sharpening service and are you happy with the service?

jen we have a gen 3 like you describe 288 lb  beautiful anvil but she has a 1/8 deep sway in the back .

jen, when you say 3rd gen had a lower face height do you mean the height of the face to the top of the cut shelf?

how about BLU  we have a 540 lb blu and are very happy with it .

Has anyone here have any experience with blu anvils ?

im not 100 percent sure but I think its a trenton

cgl those plates are leaf spring shackels probably off trailer springs.

1893

jen what is the bldg. size?

I grew up in closter nj 10 miles from the nys border way north of Holmdel 

hi tom powers where did you go to high school in nj  so did I a long time ago .

its not a rasp its a vixen file they were used for lead body filler before there was bondo fiberglass for auto body repair .

I make quite a bunch of these for the scroll piece I use 1/4 diam 8 inches long and the pin I use 3/16 4 inches long .

doug

hi G   1920 year production

how much she weigh?

On 7/9/2012 at 10:19 AM, Bret888 said:

Does anyone have a Fulton vise?


 

hi bret. fulton vise were made in Lowville ny which is about where we live .it is a very small farming community in lewis county ny .hard to think there was a vise manufacturer there .fulton is a good sized town about 40 miles from Lowville .prentice vises were made right here too in watertown ny 20 miles from Lowville.  

doug

nice job mudman . what is the make of your anvil in the picture?