[AT] OT - How a steam locomotive gets built in 1935

[Richard Fink Sr]

I agree that OSHA would not be pleased. But back then men had brains and 
could think for them selves. Now so many are high on what ever that some one 
needs to protect them. I was not around then but think i have enough sense 
to know safety from STUPID. But what would they sue about if we did not have 
STUPID.
End of rave
R Fink
PA




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> Thanks for posting that Richard - it was fascinating.
>
> Couldn't help but think about how modern day OSHA would have had a heart
> attack in that shop.....
>
> Phil
> Courtland, MN
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> If you have a fast internet connection and twenty minutes to watch this
> video, it's fascinating.
>
> A documentary film made in 1935, showing the processes of steam locomotive
> building, including casting, forging, machining, and assembly.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YblqWGmIYTg
>
>
> - Richard
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