Buggered a E&P Jack plate.

No need to use a hammer to straighten it, you are better off putting it upside down on a couple of bricks with space in between and putting the jack leg back down on it...
If the truck bent it, the truck will straighten it.
 
Pressed mild steel. A couple of wood blocks and your lump hammer would soon have that near enough straight.
 
Equestrian centre have blacksmiths equipment
 
Good to see shaft of hammer is from FSC timber.

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Bent mine the same driving off an uneven pitch, not to that extreme though, it annoys the hell out of me every time I look at it, what was the cost if you don’t mind me asking.
Depending on the price will be the difference to levering it or getting new
Mine was £25! And its the large one, so I would be pushed to get a workshop to repair mine for that I think? UPS delivering this afternoon if their tracking is to be believed!
 
Mine was £25! And its the large one, so I would be pushed to get a workshop to repair mine for that I think? UPS delivering this afternoon if their tracking is to be believed!
Excellent, thanks for that, for some reason I had it my head that it would be silly money.

Cheers
Mark
 
Mine was £25! And its the large one, so I would be pushed to get a workshop to repair mine for that I think? UPS delivering this afternoon if their tracking is to be believed!
A bargain me thinks
Especially as they agreed to ship to you before you’d agreed to pay

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So why no ask for the farriers details and go to them.?
 
Southdowners ? £25 cost you more to travel to the farrier
 
For those who want me to get it straightened, make me an offer as is, say £12.50 collected in cornwall and you can have it. Deal of the century!

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So why no ask for the farriers details and go to them.?
Southdowners ? £25 cost you more to travel to the farrier

I think you misunderstood my post. You suggested taking the part to an equestrian centre as they had blacksmith equipment. I pointed out that it was unlikely as farriers visit equestrian centres with their own equipment.

I wasn’t suggesting Michael take it to them.
 
Go to a local fabrication firm and they’ll make you half a dozen for £20...
 
2 bricks and a few seconds applying 12 tonnes of pressure using another leg as a press. it will bend back super easy
 
The problem is, if it’s straightened you will work harden it, it was shaped originally in manufacture then bent on a curb and then again to rectify, it would possibly just crack when on a slightly uneven surface anyway, best place for it.. The Skip
 
The problem is, if it’s straightened you will work harden it, it was shaped originally in manufacture then bent on a curb and then again to rectify, it would possibly just crack when on a slightly uneven surface anyway, best place for it.. The Skip
Ssh don't say that I might still get takers at £12.50.

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A good engineering shop with a press will soon be able to press it back while avoiding deforming the centre. Making it a valued spare for future use. My new E&P levellers are being fitted next week. I will now look carefully at where I am lowering them. So thanks for telling us of your miss-hap.
 

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