October 8, 2008
Cylinder-Saddle Machining &
fitting
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Cylinders
after completion of machining on saddle radius.
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Completed
saddle.
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Initial
layout of upper frame rails highlighted by painted circles.
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completion of
minimum clean up bore on location at valve openings.
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Hole layout
for exhaust steam to Worthington feed water system.
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completed
holes for Worthington feed water heater exhaust steam outlet, left and
right,
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feed water
heat exhaust openings machined in casting at arrow
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feed water
heat exhaust openings machined in casting at arrow
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"Catfish"
(everyone calls him that) servicing brake cylinder. He has also done the threading of all the new wedge bolts and knows brake cylinder servicing.
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| Brake Cylinder parts being
serviced.
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completed
brake cylinder.
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beginning of
minimum clean up bore on location of cylinders.
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Initial skin
bore of cylinders on location.
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Initial
cylinder boring on location.
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Craig Bauer
machining valve bores
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