Mountain_man

The rebound with 1 inch ball bearing is not good but I use it all the time working hot steel with a 2 or 3 pound hammer the rebound is IMO very good Mostly just curious of who made it, I plan to have a friend reface it He has been doing blacksmithing for many years and has a machine shop and the know how.

I purchased one of these last year when they were on e-Bay it came FedEx and the weight on the box said 58 lbs so I complained to the seller as I had no way to accurately weigh the thing, turn out it was just under 65 lbs oh well the seller refunded me a fair amount, So onto performance as a newbie I have worked on railroad track this thing has very near 100% rebound all over the face, the ring was deafening so i wrapped a chain around and bolted to a good stump. I absolutely love this little guy it's now my finishing anvil and my wife loves it too now that she caught the bug also. Cheap cast steel anvil. IMO worth every penny...

As it seems Oddly enough there are no marking on let's say the correct side just on the side showing, I have been looking all over trying to figure`it's Possible origin to no Avail I updated my profile and even put up a profile picture so Ya'll can see my ugly Mug. Hopefully someone can help identify this thing, It has been welded on the top plate edges but I'm not a collector just someone needing a good heavy Anvil.

Hello fellow steel workers I purchased this anvil about a year ago, out here in Oregon we pay big for anvil's, anyway I'm hoping that someone can help me or get close on who made this beast, 228 pounds, Forge welded feet markings are on the side when horn is facing left, just a couple of faint numbers hard face appears to be forge welded to body, any help would be very appreciated