A person on another forum made this slide show of 1916. Highland Park plant I think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKmp6sTtvOE
John
1916 Ford Plant brochure video
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John Illinois
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1916 Ford Plant brochure video
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Re: 1916 Ford Plant brochure
Cool slide show. Yes its Highland Park.
All those pulleys and belts are just amazing. Wonder how many appendages got caught up in them over the years.
All those pulleys and belts are just amazing. Wonder how many appendages got caught up in them over the years.
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Re: 1916 Ford Plant brochure
I wonder how much time and oil it took each day to keep all those belts and machinery turning? In today's sealed bearing world its hard to imagine.
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Re: 1916 Ford Plant brochure
How often would a belt come off its pulley or break and shut down a line?