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Friday of Session G - a huge work wrap-up day!

Unread postPosted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 9:50 am
by Ed Lowrance
Osier Crew Tom Hiscox, Tom McConnell & Kay McConnell - Bill Lowes is riding the goose.JPG
The Osier Team drilled holes and mounted safety flags on sign standards which will hold interpretative signage. Tom Hiscox, Bill Lowes (not pictured) and Tom and Kay McConnell. The McConnells also inventoried the bolts and screw shelves.
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Greg and Warren shapping 783 air lines.JPG
Greg Coit & Michael Rheinberger shaping an air line for 783 in the Heavy Duty hydraulic pipe bender
Need a coupling find pipe and remove.JPG
Need a coupling - find one and borrow it!
replacement wheel set for caboose 0579 stored in the CRF.JPG
Replacement wheel set for caboose 0579 moved into the CRf for safekeeping
Shop and office crew joinged us for lunch on Thursday..jpg
the Antonito shop and office crew joined up for lunch on thursday!
Patty Hanscom is warming garlic toast to go with the spaghetti lunch .JPG
Patty Hanscom found a unique way to eat the toast for our spaghetti lunch Friday
Car shelter siding completed - well missing two pieces.JPG
Car Shelter siding completed - well we were sort 2 panels
Russ welding, Bill Jones Grinding flying bolsters.JPG
Russ is welding while Bill James is cleaning up welds on the Flying bolsters!
[attachment=0]Valley Courier writer Virginia Simmonds will srite anarticle on the Friends.JPG[

Re: Friday of Session G - a huge work wrap-up day!

Unread postPosted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 12:19 pm
by Craig Kumler
Thanks to everyone for all the great pictures and narrative and a big thumbs up to the workers in session "G"!

Re: Friday of Session G - a huge work wrap-up day!

Unread postPosted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 1:04 pm
by John Cole
Thanks Ed for all the great photos, it is hard to imagine how much work got accomplished in a 'bonus session', the regular sessions would be hard pressed to top this.

That siding should sure help protect the cars from the elements, am I to assume that next summer will see the other side covered?

Looking at all that brake hardware and the chain for the hand brake really puts the frameless tanker within striking distance of being finished, and I would suspect that the next two tank cars will go faster now that the learning curve is over.

Well done all!

Re: Friday of Session G - a huge work wrap-up day!

Unread postPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2014 11:47 am
by Ed Lowrance
No additional siding is scheduled on the Car Shelter. When Chris left the CRF e happily put a note on the Tank car stating "Brakes Set"
Ed.

Re: Friday of Session G - a huge work wrap-up day!

Unread postPosted: Sun Oct 12, 2014 10:50 am
by John Cole
Chris says that the R/R's crew who are putting together the new car rehab structure came over for lunch with the Friends which kept the Mary Jane and her kitchen crew VERY BUSY!

Re: Friday of Session G - a huge work wrap-up day!

Unread postPosted: Wed Oct 15, 2014 9:33 am
by Craig Kumler
ED: I hope the BOD will decide to enclose the entire CSF at some point in time as that will keep people from vandalizing the cars. JMO!