Repurposing a lee load-all

So I have this habit of driving out to where people dump trash and looking for treasure. I've found quite a bit, not to mention people shoot guns there and leave brass.
But anyways on my latest trip by I found a lee load-all 12 gauge press. It's in descent shape, but I couldn't find the lid and stuff. Looks like it's missing the primer seater too. i can hardly imagine this thing actually loading a shotgun shell even in new shape, but I notice the reviews online are excellent so I guess it works.
Anyways I have no need for it and I doubt it has any street value. I've seen guys make can crushers from mecs, is there any repurposing anyone can think of for one of these? Some other reloading function of anything off the wall even.

Swampman said:

Trotline weight?

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It's so light it may float. Make a trot line jug!

thomas15 said:

Perhaps use it as part of a piece of Gun Art or as part of a personal shrine for all things Lee Precision?

I have one of these contraptions that I bought in the mid 1990s. Put it away after loading a couple 100 (maybe 600ish) shot shells. My interest in shotgun at the time had to take a back seat to family life. So I put it away and intend to keep it put away. The thing works but is not elegant or fun to use. I'm thinking about starting back up making shot shells although I know it's not cost effective but I just like to make my own ammo. I'm thinking about getting something a little bit better. There are plenty of good quality used reloaders for sale around here.

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Yea you can probably find a mec size master for $100. I'm not a fan of any that don't size the base.
I've got a shot dropper and lots of wheel weights so we're still loading on the cheap. But I had to load any in several years since I'm not shooting trap and only go through a case of so a year these days.