Re: 1771's ills
| January 02, 2001 12:31AM |
Ah, good to know that I haven't forgotten *everything* I used to know about boilers! The patch is riveted, so no welds to inspect! 
" /> This is a complex area to shape, and it follows all the various contours precisely. I suspect SP did it, perhaps at the very Sacramento Works where it is now stored! But, because of its location, so far that project is kaput. I no longer have "inside info" from CSRM, so don't know what decisions have been made about 1771 more recently.
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David D.
" /> This is a complex area to shape, and it follows all the various contours precisely. I suspect SP did it, perhaps at the very Sacramento Works where it is now stored! But, because of its location, so far that project is kaput. I no longer have "inside info" from CSRM, so don't know what decisions have been made about 1771 more recently.S'
David D.
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