100 lbs little giant

Bill Burke

Bill Burke

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I have a 100 lb little giant power hammer that I think I am going to sale. right now it is torn apart in preparation for a full rebuild. I have 3800 dollars in new parts for this hammer. if you are someone who is handy and can do this rebuild you can have the hammer and all the parts for what I have invested in the parts.

if no one wants it then I will finish the rebuild and again offer it for sale at a substantially higher price.

this is for sale because I bought a wolf 165 lb air hammer and don't have room for both.

pm or email me through this forum Hammer will need to be picked up at my shop.
 
If you know Bill you can trust that this hammer is the best. If you are looking for a 100lb hammer you will not be disappointed.
Gary
 
Those big little giants are nice hammers, I know Don Hanson has 2 of them and likes them better than most other hammers. Maybe he needs a 3rd? =) That sounds like a very reasonable price, it's just too bad you're on the wrong side of the country =)
 
Thanks Gary, and Justin. I really wouldn't mid keeping this hammer but new shop is already filling up and I don't know where I would put it.
 
Hey Don, thanks for the bump. I would keep this hammer if I had room for it. thinking of keeping it anyways just because I like them so much.
 
Close enough for me but I don't have space. My 25 pounder is about all I can fit. Great price though.
Dean
 
Don Hanson III said:
Bill, I'd poke a hole in the wall, place hammer and built three walls and roof around it. :)
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Ha Ha Don, I'll tell you a story about that. got a new to me shop and hadto do a remodel to make it suitable for knife making. then added a 15 x 20 addition onto the side. What you said! and now if I wanted to put the hundred in there I would have to add on again. And I am actually thinking about it!!!
 
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