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Originally Posted by K.O'Connell
JS Company
Amish run operation. This wasn't just a tourist fun run. They had ten loads of logs to process, so the lumber sawn in this operation was for sale. The Amish offered the opportunity and a home cooked meal to steam enthusiasts. The Amish have a religious obligation to run as low tech as they can afford, so steam is right up their alley.
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Thanks, I was wondering if they were Amish, or similar, going by the straw hats and beards. Also if any of the engines were theirs, for the reasons you give. I presume they were fired using offcuts.
Could you elaborate on "Some sawmills have a belt tightener" refering to twist in top & bottom run of belt. Does it also help with alignment of the belt?
Thanks again
Roger