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I am going to post a series of pictures on this post of Ed's Place. I think they will speak for themselves.

 

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pic.#2

 

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pic.#3

:smoking:

 

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they start to get wild

Now this is a flywheel!

 

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information

This is what is written under the flywheel.

 

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rocket man

he has so much on display outside it is amazing.

 

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What I call a Real engine

Check out the size of this monster.

 

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The winter's Family

Have been in the railroad recovery business for years.

 

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Ed's

Merry-Go- Round

 

[bontai Joe]

140,000 pound flywheel........ I'm at a loss for words....

 

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Yikes

Even his mailbox!

 

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Here's a steamer

Check out the length of this baby.

 

[aegt5000]

Slip…

Is there any information on what that flywheel was originally used for?
If I were to guess, I would say is was on an old ship engine.

 

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Even the Family pond gets into the act

They call it a pond, I call it a lake. It is over 800 acres.

 

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When The weather warms up

I will go see Ed and have him give me the grand tour, as I am only showing you guys the stuff he has outside. There are about 100 buildings and storage cars on the property.

 

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Another Flywheel

seems puny after the monster I first posted. The family were involved in most of the demolition of old industry around the Buffalo New York area. I am glad they had the forsight to sace some of the history.

 

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Everywhere you look

There is more to see.

 

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That is one big plow

Another shot of the plow. The moldboard is over six feet tall.

 

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Should I Keep going?

I took 44 pics today.

 

[Ernie]

Awsome pic's Slip.. My guess on the fly wheel something stationary, as say an early cable cars or ski lifts... Still love those pic's and can't wait until you get some more....

Thanks for sharing.