Steam & Excursion > ORHC Turntable - Hardware Pics + 1 Video

This is the start of 11 pics and one video.  I can't identify all the hardware but everything, except the video is located between the two tracks down the middle of the enginehouse.  Anybody is welcome to make any comments as they wish.  The last picture is Dave, todays PIC who allowed me into the area as they have it closed  when the building is open to the public.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/12/23 15:16 by Jsporseen.

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Three More

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Here are three more

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#1 View down the alley between the two enginehouse tracks that I came down to take the first nine pictures
#2 Dave the person-in-charge who let me in to the work area
#3 Video from a distance of work being done back by the 190 which I believe is being readied for it's eastbound journey and the area around the turntable which I assume is being readied for it's move to the pit area probably in a week or so.  It's hard to spot but the end of the bridge as well as the UP Caboose Cupola can be see back there also.

I don't know what else is going to happen before the installation of the bridge but will try to find out.

SORRY ABOUT THE TWO PICS BEING ON THEIR SIDE BUT I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW WHY AS I DIDN'T THINK I DID ANYTHING DIFFERENT.  



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/12/23 19:56 by Jsporseen.

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Here ya go

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Some assembly required.

K6XLT Wrote:
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> Here ya go

Thanks, I was actually just being lazy.

A couple nights ago I heard a steam whistle, it sounded like the Polsen Lumber locomotive that was used for the holiday train.  

A couple hours later I found myself in the neighborhood of the engine house, scoped things out.  Looked very quiet.  

Was it steamed up?  Just curious.  

Thanks for all the photos and updates, 

Ted in OR 

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gobbl3gook Wrote:
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> A couple nights ago I heard a steam whistle, it
> sounded like the Polsen Lumber locomotive that was
> used for the holiday train.  
>
> A couple hours later I found myself in the
> neighborhood of the engine house, scoped things
> out.  Looked very quiet.  
>
> Was it steamed up?  Just curious.  
>
> Thanks for all the photos and updates, 
>
> Ted in OR

The Polson Lbr Co #2 will be pulling a St. Patricks Special on the 18th  the same route as the Holiday Express.  There will be three round trips.  You can go to <orhf.org> to get more info about the Saturday trips.  You will need to scroll a little ways down to where it says "Luck of the Irish"

JOHN
 

Thanks for the info -- hopefully I'll be able to come by and see it.  

Ted in OR