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It is an awesome place to be.This just looks like a fun place to be.
I didn't realize that you all had an entire 0-6-0 locomotive sitting around either. Pretty cool display, almost like a museum come to life with all the workshop exhibits.
The old Porter now sleeps about 50 miles from where she was born.This just looks like a fun place to be.
I didn't realize that you all had an entire 0-6-0 locomotive sitting around either. Pretty cool display, almost like a museum come to life with all the workshop exhibits.
I know where a 3' gauge Porter 2-8-0 Consolidation is at. It's in Hardeeville SC, under a building as static display. That is Argent Lumber Company No. 7, and No. 4, a similar Consolidation also by Porter, is sitting in Connecticut at the present.The old Porter now sleeps about 50 miles from where she was born.
Pittsburgh Pa, based H.K. Porter once held the distinction of building the most lightweight steam locomotives in the world
The biggest issue I have with capturing images of the machinery there is that there is never a reference to the sizes of them.
Guessing the size of something for sale is always difficult online. Reminds me of the number of times people turned up to collect a lathe they bought on ebay with a tiny trailer. Often the lathe was something large, a couple of tons large!
Of course, then you get adverts like this with a useless sizing reference....
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