Toolmaker51 (Jun 27, 2021)
Installing a 24-inch accumulator in the blooming mill. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation. November, 1952.
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jimfols (Jun 27, 2021)
Hmmm. That may be a Texas thing. Headed for Frank S's place, also happened to me, navigator was mislead by places with similar names. Overshot only 280 miles southwest.
Past 3 years, my forays have all been unaccompanied, someone has to mind the pets.
In the car, I take a dog, gets whole back seat. I stop for gas, fill one tank and empty two others, he eats when I do, and never wants 6 hours at outlet malls. He loves running all over property at machinery dealer though.
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...we'll learn more by wandering than searching...
marksbug (Jun 28, 2021)
Roughing an axle on a journal lathe. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company. 1951.
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42" lathe. Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company. Pennsylvania, 1904.
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