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These are some tools me and my tractor picked up and waiting for me to build my "Smithy". My barn burnt down, and lost some livestock. It set me back atleast a year. -
These are some tools me and my tractor picked up and waiting for me to build my "Smithy". My barn burnt down, and lost some livestock. It set me back atleast a year. -
Thought I'd make it feal at home
NewIron replied to Fe-Wood's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
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Thought I'd make it feal at home
NewIron replied to Fe-Wood's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
I bought a PW weighing in at 395lbs. With a tree stump stand. Did you consider the height for hammering? I am thinking of what would work for me. Thanks NewIron -
By the way before you comment, my dixlexia kicked in when I was reading off the anvil. It is stamped 3 23 below is the circle "Solid Wrought" 0. Thanks
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I will send picture as soon as I can upload. Having problems. Thanks to all.
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I just found it is a Peter Wright weighing in at 395 LBS. Thank you for your help New Iron
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My wife pointed out that the numbered making on my Peter Wright is 3 0 23. That is translated to our system to weigh in at 395 lbs. Thanks New Iron
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Thank you for your help. With the responces I got, I was able to determine what weight and kind of anvil I purchased. Here it is, Peter Wright anvil weighing in at 397.Lbs. Thank you again New Iron
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I just bought an ANVIL which I had to lift out of my friends car with forks on my tractor. There are some markings which I am not sure what they mean. 3 0 25 I am still tring to figure out other markings. P A T L 0 (there are letter around that number or letter) Can any one help. Thanks NEW IRON
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New Iron, Spud & Charlette in the field -
Thank you from New Hampshire. I will post pictures and comments later, when I get the hang of this. In His Grip. NewIron