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I thought you model train guys might enjoy seeing this.
These were expensive. They had a lot overhead.
They must have had a Loco Motive for doing that.
Rich
(too early?)
Looks like the Locomotive from "Back to the Future" that could fly?
Holy crap that's one helluva crane!
It would seem they were proud of their cranes:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/9b/8a/9e/9b8a9ea26dafa31bd0ebda6a 45bddb2a.jpg
It also looks like the facility is still in use:
http://thecourier.typepad.com/alongtherightofway/2013/04/a-tour-of-wle-brewster- shops.html
There is a locomotive shop of this vintage still standing in Philadelphia. It is now used for other purposes. I was in it about six years ago and was certain I took photos, but they might have been on a camera that crashed about that time. It still had a crane set-up like this and I was told it was capable of lifting locomotives.
Richard,
It took a lot of training.
Thanks Jerry. I got side tracked.
Rich
Can you say "Tensile Strength"......Sure you can!
The 2010 film "unstoppable" with Denzel Washington used the Brewster, Ohio yards and surrounding country side as some of their shooting locations.
Would you risk your life standing under a locomotive?
Norm
Wheeling & Lake Erie new shop show off to the public day?
God Bless Metallurgy!
Think I could borrow that to set the hogshead on my engine?
The Illinois Central still has one operating in Champaign,Il. It is some thing to watch.
Jay, I do hope that metal doesn't have the lurgy!!
Allan from down under.
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