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I was wondering if anyone knew of any anvils for sale around the Walker County or surrounding area?


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If you can call John Mott in Lowndesboro (sorry I don't have his number) he is a Blacksmith as a hobby and he could probably point you in the right direction.


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Highway pickers in cullman has bunches...they old and expensive


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Originally Posted by CarbonClimber1
Highway pickers in cullman has bunches...they old and expensive



Heavy too when you can find them. Better take help. grin


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Watch out for anvil shaped objects from places like harbor freight. But he’s right they are going for $4 to $6+ per lb. I see them beat to hell and back on Facebook often

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I've been there before and expensive is the right word for that place.


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I bid on 2 at an auction and both went over $600 each. They were big and in great condition though.


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There's a feller has them at Collinsville trade day. He has all kinds of old tools and such, dinner bells , anvils, vices , etc.



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Originally Posted by Skullworks
I bid on 2 at an auction and both went over $600 each. They were big and in great condition though.


Sheesh. I might need to go check my late uncle's barn. I know he had one, but if it had value I'm sure my cousins have done something with it.


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I bid on 2 at an auction and both went over $600 each. They were big and in great condition though.


Sheesh. I might need to go check my late uncle's barn. I know he had one, but if it had value I'm sure my cousins have done something with it.


Only if they could pick the dern things up!

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If you are looking for one to use instead of "collecting" then Harbor Freight has them pretty cheap ($65- coupon). You just have to wipe the WuCooties off of it. (I see someone above indicated they aren't great but if it doesn't work out as an anvil sell it to a lib-tard as a flotation device).

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I saw one on letgo the other day, it was $300 I think. I thought that was a bit much

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Originally Posted by jwalker77
I saw one on letgo the other day, it was $300 I think. I thought that was a bit much


Depending on size and condition it might be a great deal.


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It was a big one, looked to be in good shape. Its gone now, I just checked

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Originally Posted by jwalker77
It was a big one, looked to be in good shape. Its gone now, I just checked

They generally don’t last very long.


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Didn't know they bringing that kind of change. I've got one that I never remember not having. Suppose I could sell it cause I never use it. May keep it in case I ever decide to jump off a bridge.


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I saw a few at Prattville pickers about 2 weeks ago

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I have a new JHM Journeyman 125# I would probably sell. It would take $600 to buy it. It’s never had a piece of steel on it. I shod horses for several years on a JHM Certifier 100#. I bought the Journeyman for a shop anvil but never used it.

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