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- Above:
The Concrete supplied by RMC
- Island Aggregates is poured to
line the shaft.
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- Above:
With the shaft now complete
- a man hole for service access
has been installed
- Above:
Members of the project team unloading the
- restored shroud or rim segments into
the temporary workshop.
- The 4.5 tons of iron work was
transported back to the Island
- with the kind assistance of
Manx Independent Carriers.
- Above:
The new phosphor bronze bearings on arrival at the workshop.
- The bearings have recently been
sat in the bearing blocks and are a perfect fit.
DECEMBER 2004
- Above:
The team start work on the wheel
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pit base by fitting steel re-enforcing mesh and rebar.
- Above:
The steelwork is checked for level.The base
will form
- a concrete raft to support a column
against the river wall, which
- will also act as a load bearing
support for the bearing blocks and axle.
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