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One engine at each side of the field and the plough is pulled back and forth on a chain. You can see the chain drum under the traction engine. There were right-hand and left-hand engines.
2179 N. Stave
Built 1916
August 17, 1940: Lt. James Mulcahy and Fireman Raymond Caroll were killed in a explosion in The Van Schaack Chemical Co. Located at 3420 W. Henderson Box 6178
August 20, 1940: Fireman Charles Harrsch died from injuries received at 3420 W. Henderson Note: 5 firemen were killed at that fire.
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Not exactly, but they disappeared back into the industrial sidings on the west edge of town for about half an hour, presumably to take on coal. The locomotive actually did make a short freight run out of Horicon on the next day, but I didn't get confirmation on it in time to make it up there.
It's finally in!!! After almost 2 1/2 years, the Rabbit truck finally has the 16v installed. It is a combination of a 2.0liter bottom end from a '91 Passat, and the 1.8liter 16v head from the '87 Scirocco. The Scirocco's 5-speed transmission is installed as well with a new Sachs clutch kit and eurospec lightened flywheel. Replaced all the fuel injector brass housings, plastic housings and seals. Cleaned up and reused the old injectors. Replaced all gaskets including head, oil pan, both intake manifold gaskets, and the exhaust gaskets as well. Bearings looked good, but I had to replace one rod bolt due to my own fault. New Head bolts obviously , new timing belt, new tensioner, new water pump, new hoses except for the crankcase to rubber intake boot because it is and obsolete part that is impossible to find. New radiator as well. I will think of more later, but that is a pretty good list for now.
Engine 902's 1991 Seagrave (EX-Engine 430, EX-Engine 238, EX-Pipeline 61). Photo courtesy of Joe Szott.
Naugatuck Fire was dispatched shortly before 9 a.m. this morning (12/8) for fire and smoke coming under the siding of a 3 family house on Terrace Ave.
The first due Engine and Ladder found a fire on the exterior front of the structure apparently caused by a roofing crew that was attempting to clear snow and ice from their work area by using a torch which had ignited the roofing material as well as the wood beneath the siding at the roof line.
The aerial ladder was set up and the area on fire was opened up and quickly extinguished. The crews checked the interior of the affected structure and the attic for extensions, of which none were found.
They also inspected another section of the roof that had also been de-iced to determine whether any other spot fires existed but the searches proved negative.
The quick response kept the structural damage to a minimum and none of the residents were displaced by the fire.
My 1985 300TD wagon with 42k as of June 2008. Seen here in California. Currently based in Washington, DC. Note this is a California version. See the placement of the air filter/trap oxidizer as per California law.
A small Mamod steam engine runs with its boiler heated by a gas burner rather than the usual mentholated spirit burner