Something to share.
Joe
https://youtu.be/hDsmwetbqxI
I watched the whole thing. Thanks for putting it up. I've always loved steam!
I've been to the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden CO, the Orange Empire railroad museum in Perris CA and the National Railway Museum in York, England.
Thanks Joe, enjoyed the video. Santa bringing you a steam engine or the lathe in the video?
Quote from: George6308 on December 23, 2018, 11:37:26 PM
Thanks Joe, enjoyed the video. Santa bringing you a steam engine or the lathe in the video?
I have a better chance at the lathe then the Steam Locomotive, I'm in communication with a German company for future Lathe and tools. I have to get away from Chine Machine products.
Joe
Great video Joe...thanks for posting! 8)
Quote from: mo65 on December 24, 2018, 03:02:04 PM
Great video Joe...thanks for posting! 8)
I love old steam, as a young boy my Father wold tell me about the days he was building Steam engines and the large tool they would work with to assemble a steam engines.
In the town I lived in the R/R side rail ran behind out home, I was fascinated at the locomotive. Those were wonderful times.
Joe
I will have to come back and watch this, sounds very interesting. My great grandfather was an engineer for the Santa Fe RR in the 40's. When coming home (Denver, Colorado) from every trip he would blow the train whistle at the outskirts of town to let his wife and my grandmother know he was back from his last run. Bill
Pretty neat stuff. There was also a good show on PBS about Cuba's Sugar Trains on a few months ago. If you ever get the chance to see it is also very interesting as they began as early as 1837 and were owned by the big American companies, Hershey (chocolate) being one of them.
Scott