Scored a 150 LB Fisher anvil in amazing condition!

Jon Buescher

Jon Buescher

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Well the wife and I went deer hunting and both got mule deer bucks. Her first deer, our host, a farmer and rancher sent me home with his whole blacksmith shop including his old coal forge with blower, his anvil, a bunch of tongs and some metal!
 

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opaul said:
Great score. Was the host a former blacksmith that no longer needed his tools?
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No, they have been on that ranch since they were new, the blacksmith shop has been a catch all since about 1955 according to him! That’s before my Dad was born, pretty cool to be bringing it back to life!!!
 
EdCaffreyMS said:
He didn't fill you all in on the rest! He's got a new Wife......got a new Rifle...... He and Her both filled their Mule Deer tags......and now this awesome anvil falls in his lap!!!

SOMEBODY BETTER BE PLAYING THE LOTTERY THIS WEEK!!! ;) :)
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And a new car and it’s faaaast! Well, it’s a Durango with the 6.4L 475 HP hemi
 
Jon Buescher said:
Well the wife and I went deer hunting and both got mule deer bucks. Her first deer, our host, a farmer and rancher sent me home with his whole blacksmith shop including his old coal forge with blower, his anvil, a bunch of tongs and some metal!
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That's a really nice anvil. Something like that would be at least a grand around here, probably more
Good score!
 
The base is just 4 pieces of 6x6 pressure treated wood cut at 22 1/2” and then bolted together with 8 1/2” by 10” bolts with washers... nothing fancy but it should do
 
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