Saturday, January 23, 2010

Junttan PM 16

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AKA:  Pile Driving Rig

Location: Bethany Beach, Delaware

Additional Information: The PM 16 is the lightest, most compact pile driving rig made by Junttan

Relative Link: Junttan

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Tight Delivery

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Additional Information: A pile driving rig is delivered to a small vacant lot in Bethany Beach, Delaware. Within 25 minutes the machine would be unloaded, set up and ready to go.

Relative Link: Transport Dimensions

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Thursday, January 21, 2010

Old and New

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AKA: The Indian River Inlet Bridge

Location: Delaware Seashore State Park

Additional Information: Concord Carpenter commented on one of this weeks posts that he enjoys watching cranes in action which prompted me to describe the scene above that I pass through several times a week.

Relative Link: Indian River Bridge Project

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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Bow Compass

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AKA: Spring Bow Compass

Additional Information:  Used to draw arcs and circles, the bow compass has a replaceable needle and lead.

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Close Up

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Monday, January 18, 2010

Asphalt Shingle Siding

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AKA: Strip Siding, Synthetic Siding

Location: Milton, Delaware

Additional Information: Sometime around 1930, asphalt shingles became a popular siding product in the USA. Asphalt siding was often coupled with sheets of pressed cellulose to give older homes a new skin directly over wooden clapboards. The cellulose sheets added a layer of insulation which gave the system a lot of appeal.

Asphalt siding came in a variety of colors and styles including the wood grain shown here and a brick pattern which was very popular. Its use began to decline in the 1960's as interlocking aluminum and steel clapboard came more into fashion.

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Sunday, January 17, 2010

Crane Block

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AKA:  3 Sheave crane block

Location: Indian River Bridge Project

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