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    Bull Headed

    Bull Headed I am stubborn yes and it's all good for the push forward of life
    I have been using a 2 lb & up to 6 lb hand mallet for most of my dismantle demo
    I just tried a 8 lb with 33 inch handle. Now thats destructive .



    This is what i want for fathers day 34" Fiberglass Handle SLEDGE HAMMER 20 lb
    by Ludell
    Size Name:
    Price: $99.99
    http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA300_.jpg
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    I have found myself using smaller and smaller tools to make just as much or more than I could swingin my 20 lb sledge......LMFAO
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    Not sure if I'll even look graceful using a 20 lb sledge - forget P90X or Insanity work out videos
    6 months of daily work with a 20 pounder would have to change a person into Paul Bunion
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    Not many people enjoy swinging a 20lb sledge. When I worked derricks offshore I had a 20lb that would always be right where I left it when needed. A floorhand or roustabout needing a hammer would always go on by, hoping to find a 10 or 12.

    the same trick worked with a 48" pipe wrench ; )

    of course, if you get too close to a scrap yard with either of those, it might dissappear lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Copper Head View Post
    Bull Headed I am stubborn yes and it's all good for the push forward of life
    I have been using a 2 lb & up to 6 lb hand mallet for most of my dismantle demo
    I just tried a 8 lb with 33 inch handle. Now thats destructive .

    This is what i want for fathers day 34" Fiberglass Handle SLEDGE HAMMER 20 lb
    by Ludell
    Size Name:
    Price: $99.99
    http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA300_.jpg
    Now...2 1/2 years later, did you get that fiberglas handled hammer?
    I had one years ago and threw it over my shoulder to carry and I was picking fibers out of my shoulder for 3 months.
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