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    High-quality black-and-white photographs of large old machines and tools-69793_1670723273_fullsize1.jpg
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    Farm Security Administration cooperative tractor. Box Elder County, Utah. August, 1940.

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    Looks like 2 men and a boss, to me...The man 'driving' the McCormick-Deering, is far too clean!

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    Three men and one tractor... looks "productive."
    Reminds me of the story my Uncles would tell us about the Workers Progress Authority (WPA) during the Great Depression, which was a government "workfare" program. They'd say it was always 3 men watching the 1 man with the shovel.

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    Mesta Machine Company double helical tooth gear drive. 1905/1925.

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    Is that a big electric motor on the right side of the photo? Perhaps driving a shaft with 2 flywheels, and a small pinion gear for that monster gear? That monster generates some torque!!!

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    You can see the commutators and brushes on the right. The motor turns a flywheel and the smaller gears. The large gear drives a flywheel and the machine on the left...

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    Mesta Machine Company boring mill. 1905/1925.

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    Mill control panel at the American Steel & Wire Co. Donora Works. 1915-1917.

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