OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill

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Posted by Ed Bateman [97.93.140.19] on Tuesday, January 10, 2012 at 21:44:50 :

My truck hobby efforts take place on a abandoned lumber mill from the early 1900's. Walking around the yard today, I see that much of the machinery is dated back to 1909. It's been cool working where the trucks seem right at home in history.

Sadly, the mill equipment is now destined for the scrapper, arrangements have been made. Luckily I made a deal for first option on anything there. Look over the picture album. Any suggestions?

Lumber Mill

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Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Ed Bateman 21:09:42 01/11/2012

Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Dave K. Royal 12:08:37 01/11/2012

Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Ed Bateman 20:49:11 01/11/2012
- Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Dave K. Royal 23:14:12 01/11/2012

1936 Planing Mill - Don in Missouri 12:05:03 01/11/2012

Re: 1936 Planing Mill - Russ/Wyo 20:25:37 01/12/2012
Re: 1936 Planing Mill - Robert Kosusnik 04:24:04 01/12/2012
Re: 1936 Planing Mill - Dave K. Royal 12:11:13 01/11/2012

Toss the drill in an electrolis tank - Bruce in BC 10:55:56 01/11/2012

Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Don Evans 00:37:59 01/11/2012

Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Jeff in Buffalo 22:03:51 01/10/2012

Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - Ed Bateman 23:23:14 01/10/2012
- Good choices Ed. - Chris Case 08:56:11 01/11/2012
- Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - bobyepsr 00:11:40 01/11/2012
  - Re: OT - early 1900's Lumber Mill - D Sherman 01:15:09 01/11/2012

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