JHM

JHM

JHM Anvils are the best anvils made in the U.S.A. - and the best selling. Since 1983, JHM anvils have been cast from the highest quality metals in Peaster, Texas foundry and are carefully machined by hand.

When JHM started making anvils, American-made anvils had a flat, round horn. The sides were rounded and the top was flat. But it's pretty hard to make a round shoe on a flat surface. Hind shoes are usually made on the heel of the anvil, front shoes are usually made on the horn.

Today, each of the six JHM models is specifically designed to help professional farriers and blacksmiths face the various challenges of shoeing large as well as small hoof horses, whether in competition, at a customer's location or in the shop.

Key features include the four-inch face, three-inch dovetail, turning cams, drop side and square clip horn. Even with so many unique features, JHM anvils are not more expensive than other brands.

JHM Manufacturing, 70 pound basic Anvil

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Height: 8"
Face: 12" X 3 3/4"
Base: 8 1/2" X 9 3/4"
Horn: 8"
Pritchel Hole: 1/2"
Hardie Hole: 1"
Clip horn, 3" tapered heel
Turning cams at back of heel

Item #: JHM70

JHM Manufacturing, 85 pound Bruce Daniels Anvil

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Height:               9 1/2"
Face:                 11 3/4" X 3 1/8"
Base:                 10 3/4" X 8 3/4"
Horn:               8"
Pritchel Hole:     1/2"
Hardie Hole:       1"
2 1/4" tapered heel
Turning cams on side

Item #: JHM85

JHM Manufacturing, 100 pound Certifier Anvil

Height:               9 1/2"
Face:                 16 1/2" X 4"
Base:                 11" X 9"
Horn:               10 1/4"
Pritchel Hole:     1/2"
Hardie Hole:       1"
Clip horn, 3" tapered heel
Turning cams at back of heel

Item#: JHM100

JHM Manufacturing, 125 pound Journeymen Anvil

Height:               11"
Face:                 17" X 4"
Base:                 11" X 9"
Horn:               11"
Pritchel Hole:     1/2"
Hardie Hole:       1"
Clip horn, square heel
MAY BE ORDERED LEFT HANDED

Item #: JHM125

JHM Manufacturing, 125 pound Journeymen Anvil
with turning cams

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Height:               11"
Face:                 17" X 4"
Base:                 11" X 9"
Horn:               11"
Pritchel Hole:     1/2"
Hardie Hole:       1"
Clip horn, 3" tapered heel
Turning cams at back of heel
MAY BE ORDERED LEFT HANDED

Item #: JHM125TC

JHM Manufacturing, 160 pound Shaper Anvil

This is an awesome anvil....with a very long face and horn...perfect for blacksmithing. The heat treating is superb, providing excellent hammer return. The position of the pritchel hole and hardy leaves more room at the heel! It and the even larger Competitor are the biggest JHM anvils, designed to serve both blacksmiths and farriers. Both anvils have round horns - the Shaper has a longer, narrower horn, the 260-lb. Competitor has a shorter, fuller horn. Those who compete prefer the bigger Competitor because the face is wider, 5-inches, which works better for bigger, harder shoes. The Shaper has a 4.5-inch face. Lots of shoers have a shop, and they'll use a Competitor or a Shaper which doesn't have to be carried around, set up on a stump or a bench. Blacksmiths who make decorative items or other things besides horseshoes also prefer these larger anvils.

Height:               11 1/2"
Face:                 17 1/4" X 4 1/4"
Base:                 9" X 11 3/4"
Horn:                12 3/4"
Pritchel Hole:     1/2"
Hardie Hole:       1"

Item#: JHM160

JHM Manufacturing, 260 pound Competitor Anvil

This is an awesome anvil....with a very long face and horn...perfect for the blackmith who desires a big anvil for big jobs. The heat treating is superb, providing excellent hammer return. The position of the pritchel hole and hardy leaves more room at the heel! It and the Shaper model are designed to serve both blacksmiths and farriers. Both anvils have round horns - the Competitor has a shorter, fuller horn and the Shaper has a longer, narrower horn. Those who compete prefer the bigger Competitor because the face is wider, 5-inches, which works better for bigger, harder shoes. Lots of shoers have a shop, and they'll use a Competitor or a Shaper which doesn't have to be carried around, set up on a stump or a bench. Blacksmiths who make decorative items or other things besides horseshoes also prefer these larger anvils.

Height:               13 1/2"
Face:                 20" X 5 1/8"
Base:                 12 1/4" X 11 1/4"
Horn:               11"
Pritchel Hole:     3/4"
Hardie Hole:       1 1/4"

Item #:JHM260