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Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions
Author: Dr Zarkoff
Date: 08-14-2012 - 19:07

Nice pix, and good color scans. It's too bad K-I suffered such serious halation problems around bright objects (K-II was a bit better). As for the functionality of the cranes themselves, including he Doane and the T's cranes that Seashore has, all I can say is "primitive" and bring your long prybar. If you need to do any serious work, a Hyster forklifts and John Deere extend-a-hoes are a lot more user friendly, and particularly so are Drott and Grove cranes.

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  More Western Railway Museum Questions KRK 08-13-2012 - 13:51
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  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions Al Stangenberger 08-13-2012 - 15:27
  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions Dr Zarkoff 08-13-2012 - 18:34
  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions RVJ refugee 08-13-2012 - 19:27
  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions Ken Shattock (KRK) 08-13-2012 - 22:17
  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions Dr Zarkoff 08-14-2012 - 09:18
  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions Clearer, I hope 08-14-2012 - 14:41
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  Re: More Western Railway Museum Questions Dr Zarkoff 08-14-2012 - 19:07


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