I guess im just bored!! heres a few pictures of a savage reel mower i have,i really like the savage hubcaps !!!!

Don,

You have all the cool stuff!

Doug

Perfect gift for the wife to use while the clothes are churning in the Savage washing machine.

Gary, My wife got a chuckle out of that!! I probably could part it out and get megabucks for the hubcaps. I think Fug has a bunch of different mowers ,some with motors on them.I dont know if savage ever made any chainsaws??

That's very interesting. Savage seems to have had it's fingers in everything. But Superchief might be overstating for a push mower.

We "really" need a like button! Pun intended. I lost half a cup of coffee on that one.

Don, why did you have to bring up chainsaws? I wonder if Arthur would use a Power Products AH58 in it or a proprietary engine? My wife is in NC and she is bringing me 2 big old McCulloch's back in her new Lexus. I've got a keeper!

You know it wasn't used much,still got paint on the blades !!!

I know Winchester made Axes, never found a Savage ax, and I've looked.

Does your wife know those are out where an axe murderer can get to them? Do they make trigger locks for axes?

Axe trigger locks could be a bit expensive.there are a few winchester ones here also.

I'm still looking for a Savage magnetic magazine tack hammer. A member here found one a long time ago.

To enlighten every one, when ever I bring home a friend from the "Internet", and I frequent an axe collectors web site too, she says, "one of these days you're going to bring home an axe murderer".Usually I don't know their names, just their Handles.So, when I introduced Roy, as "I" remember it, I said something like, "Roy this is my wife Carolyn." I felt really on my game because I knew his first name. So, she smiles and says, "Is he an axe murderer?" I jump in and say, "no, he collects GUNS!". Then she says, "Well, what's Roy's last name?" Panic mode. I think I might have glanced at Roy, then blurted, "Fireball!" She feels safe now, she knows Roy is back out West.

Gene, never even heard of one of those, probably most ended up in the scrapyard by now . got to be pretty rare. Don

I pondered all that as I hovered over your bed with the axe while you were sleeping.

Don, the tackhammers were only in the 1903 catalog, in the back. They had two versions, one was just magnetic to hold a single tack and the other has a magazine and a trigger you pulled to swing the magnet to grab another tack. He worked on the magazine version for awhile, He had at least two patents.
.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=00599741
uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=00653890

As long as I'm linked into the USPO site, these are really for the thread on washing machines -
uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01714107
Note the discharge pump shown in the patents, an instruction manual I have for washing machines also shows a pump, my washer doesn't have that.
uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01766227
here's one without the pump - uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01842154
one that's more 'modern' - uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=01850821
uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=2122744

Was just talking with Fug and that came up. Even he doesn’t have one, and hasn’t seen one stamped Savage.

Don, it’s pictured on page 59 of the 1903 catalog if you have one. I’m sure Gene has a link to the patent application too.

Tack hammer write up

https://www.leevalley.com/archive/en/newsletters/woodworking/5/3/patents.htm

I assume that tack hammer is a semi-automatic !!! looks like the magazine holds quite a few roungs !