February 21, 20242 yr It'd be easy enough to anchor down and 45lbs or more might make a sweet field expedient power hammer. Frosty The Lucky.
February 22, 20242 yr I mean...maybe? I don't have any room to criticize after a few of my contraptions. Now if they can do the reverse, color me amazingly impressed.
February 23, 20242 yr Never thought of that but . . . convert my 50lb. Little Giant to a riding mower!? Look OUT forest! Frosty The Lucky.
February 23, 20242 yr I admire people who build things whether in seriousness or for fun or just to "see if it will work". I built more than my fair share.... I think I've even posted some if my "ideas" on here....
March 30, 20242 yr I ran my 75# Bradley off an old snapper riding mower for a few days. It worked but had issues. The electric motor was way less hassle
March 30, 20242 yr What were the issues? Less hassle is always good but is the power and speed comparable? Frosty The Lucky.
April 6, 20242 yr Vibrated off its stand. It was hard to keep lined up and was quite noisey. It did work for a bit. The electric motor was far more convenient. I didn’t have power enough in the shop to run it. I ran the lawn mower as a power source until I got rewired
April 6, 20242 yr Bolt it to the stand and the anvil maybe? I don't recall if you have a welder or not. If you do making a sledge hammer trip is pretty straight forward. Frosty The Lucky.
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