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Thread: Help ID'ing this - Compound Bow Re-stringer?

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    Help ID'ing this - Compound Bow Re-stringer?

    Was in my parent's barn last weekend - which my brother has taken over storing his flea market junk - and saw this, He said he got it from a guy who bow hunted. Looks homemade, and is adjustable.

    He wants me to list it on eBay, but I can not find out exactly what it is called (Bow Re-stringer doesn't come up), nor a value.

    Measures (as shown on photos) 45 inches side to side and 21 inches tall with the 2 ton jack plunger out some.

    Any ideas, or if enough interest, I might move it to the "For Sale" section, and avoid the hassle of eBay.

    (Any offers need to be made via PM and I will move it to the For Sale section. I DO NOT want to break any rules! If I am, please let me know and I'll revise.)
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    It is called a bow press.

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    Yep, a homemade compound bow press, but not a particularly safe design. Best of luck with it, I personally wouldn't use it esp. on the new split-limb bows popular today.
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    "One is evil - he is anger, envy, greed, arrogance, self-pity, resentment, lies, false pride, and ego. The other is good - he is joy, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, generosity, truth and faith. The same fight is inside you - and every other person, too."
    The grandson thought for a minute and asked,"Which wolf will win?"
    The old Cherokee replied, "The one you feed."

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    Actually it is a bow press, and that unit was sold as a kit for years, but you supplied the Jack... A good press though... Now all you need is a good Bow...

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    I actually have a use for that, but I wouldn't want to have to pay for shipping with the jack, I already have a couple of jacks.

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    Thanks for all the help. Going to list it on eBay later today. Let the new owner deal with it.
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    Finally got it listed. If anybody wants the link, pm me.

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    real bows don't need presses or training wheels! just ask Longbow. I'm a recurve guy myself!

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