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09-17-2008 06:30 AM #1
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A weighty question
Just for fun, are any of you familiar with the weight markings on vintage anvils? If my Peter Wright is marked 1 3 7 then how much does it weigh in pounds? No fair googlng.
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09-17-2008 12:04 PM #2
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155 lbs?
1 = hundredweight
3 = stone = 48 lbs
7 = 7 lbs
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09-17-2008 06:28 PM #3
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Close, kinda
Originally Posted by Henry Rifle
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09-18-2008 03:53 AM #4
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A hundred weight is actually 112 lbs. and the second number is 1/4 hundredweights so it weighs 203 lbs.
A stone is 1/8 hundredweight but apparently not used on anvils.
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