wrenchbender

Bugger I would have loved to have that anvil but I will assume that I can't afford it now lol

make me an offer I do not need top dollar I just need to come out ahead of where i started. so i can build up to the tools i want.

I hate assuming, but I would wager by his total post count, and all posts belonging to this thread, he is not interested in blacksmithy. He's basically getting opinions on the anvil, and looking to sell it at a reasonable price I would assume.

Btw, nice anvil.

Correct I am not into blacksmithing. I am into machining and wood working. I would trade for equipment in either of those two fields. I do get access to properties that most people do not because of the nature of my joband from time to time I find things in the back of customer's properties that interests me and blacksmithing does interest me but i have too many other things on the go. the shop that i found this anvil at has a knee mill sitting in the back under a lean too and a price was given on it that is why i didn't want to say who the shop is. the mill will not leave my hands once i get it except for trading up in quality or size. frequently i am told it's not for sale and other times I'm headed in the wrong direction.

edit.
I do know my equipment and tools. I knew i had see what the stamping on the side of it was it could have been a total bust.

Ok guys this peter wright is for sale what will you give me for it? it does show some wear as is evident in my pictures.

well I'll try this again. this is what followed me home from regina.

I'd rather not say anymore since there is some more stuff there i want to pick up when i can spare the room on my trailer and have some extra cash. sorry sask man.

Where in southern Saskatchewan did you find it?

in regina at a machine shop. that i had a bugger of a time getting into with a 53 ft trailer. went over to fetch a back hoe and off to s'toon i went in a snow storm.

metal 99:
it went to s'toon before headed for mb.

there is writing on the side but it is covered over with several coats of paint. i want to wire wheel the side of it what cought my eye was the fact that it was red in a field of yellow bits and pieces in a blizzard non the less.

While I was out in southern Saskatchawan making an equipment delivery I saw this anvil sitting there. I went and negotiated with the manager and the anvil followed me home.Well it is at the shop tied to the back of my rig because I can't transfer it to my pick up truck be hand. It measures 26" end to end 4.5" wide and 10.5" high I will most deffinately post pics when I get it home on monday.

well I don't quite know what to say as I'm just starting into smithing.
about myself: lic. Hd. mechanic and welder by trade here in Mb. Ca.
I'm particularly interested in bladesmithing. You guys and gals will require patience with me when it comes to the terminoligy.