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C. Irvin

February 13, 2005 07:25PM

The picture isnt good enough for me to tell what the heak it is. A Worthington is a big square looking thing that was on the PRR I class engines, we have a Nathen pump on the 4770, a turbine type that was also used on steam powered lake ships. The pump in the picture is probably a turbine of some type, however the Nathen is round the water being on one side, steam on the other. Interesting!
Charlie

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