Foaming Mug Posted February 17, 2011 Share Posted February 17, 2011 hey everyone i have a quick question for you all, I am looking at buying a new anvil, I need it to be mobile so i am thinking 120-150lbs as i will be transporting it often and moving it in and out of a garage. I would like to make this long term anvil so I dont have an issue paying for a great anvil, i've looked at everything from tfs and anvilbrand(the ductile crew of anvil) to nimba and some bigger models like rathole and ozark pattern. I am not afriad of a 200+ anvil but like i said want some semblance of mobility as i do not have a set shop location atm. so basically lookin for some advice and endorsements, and ideas for mobility if i go a bit bigger. Hope you guys got your opinion caps on cuz i need it!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jymm Hoffman Posted February 17, 2011 Share Posted February 17, 2011 hey everyone i have a quick question for you all, I am looking at buying a new anvil, I need it to be mobile so i am thinking 120-150lbs as i will be transporting it often and moving it in and out of a garage. I would like to make this long term anvil so I dont have an issue paying for a great anvil, i've looked at everything from tfs and anvilbrand(the ductile crew of anvil) to nimba and some bigger models like rathole and ozark pattern. I am not afriad of a 200+ anvil but like i said want some semblance of mobility as i do not have a set shop location atm. so basically lookin for some advice and endorsements, and ideas for mobility if i go a bit bigger. Hope you guys got your opinion caps on cuz i need it!!! Not sure how to find the photo and information in the gallery that I posted a while back. Take a look at these: http://hoffmansforge.com/anvils I have a 335 pound Euro Anvil as my main anvil. However, I use one of my smaller Continental Pattern a lot in my shop. Some times days on end. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ishoe Posted February 17, 2011 Share Posted February 17, 2011 150 pound Emerson may be worth looking at. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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