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[Iowanian]

If there are knife makers in the house, I have acquired a few old buzz saw blades, probably 3' and a couple that are 4-5' across. I also have worked out a deal for some ferrier rasps.

I have a decent inventory of old industrial lights, barn pulleys, and trolleys with track.

[Groves]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I have a decent inventory of old industrial lights, barn pulleys, and trolleys with track.

"Inventory", that sounds intriguing.

Any anvils or old woodworking tools?

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

If there are knife makers in the house, I have acquired a few old buzz saw blades, probably 3' and a couple that are 4-5' across. I also have worked out a deal for some ferrier rasps.

I have a decent inventory of old industrial lights, barn pulleys, and trolleys with track.

Like barn door track?

[Iowanian]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

Like barn door track?

I have some barn door track and I think I still have some rollers left. I also have several trolleys and several feet of barn trolley track.

Yesterday I accidentally brought home a 66 International half ton truck that is in really good shape for its age. Friday I made a deal to ship old horse hoof raps to a knife maker and I'm trading custom knives for them.

I think the most unique thing I've acquired this winter is an old Japanese hibachi. It is fairly ornate with carved handles and the copper box is in great shape. I've done a lot of digging but haven't pinned down a value on it yet.

I cut some nice cast iron wheels off of an old safe that I'm going to build into a railroad cart style table. That should turn some coins. I'll probably use barn boards if I have enough left after another project.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I have some barn door track and I think I still have some rollers left. I also have several trolleys and several feet of barn trolley track.

Yesterday I accidentally brought home a 66 International half ton truck that is in really good shape for its age. Friday I made a deal to ship old horse hoof raps to a knife maker and I'm trading custom knives for them.

I think the most unique thing I've acquired this winter is an old Japanese hibachi. It is fairly ornate with carved handles and the copper box is in great shape. I've done a lot of digging but haven't pinned down a value on it yet.

I cut some nice cast iron wheels off of an old safe that I'm going to build into a railroad cart style table. That should turn some coins. I'll probably use barn boards if I have enough left after another project.

accidentally huh? How tough are parts to find for those old internationals?

[Iowanian]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

accidentally huh? How tough are parts to find for those old internationals?

I had spoken for it sight unseen, but I was trying to buy the motor. The old fellow didn't want to sell it and had apparently tip unread down a lot of people. When I saw what I had bought, I kept it straight but was pretty thrilled. I know I got s bargain, whether I decide to fix it or trade it.