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The boards are then given their first coat of undercoat.
- There is a total of 5,800 square feet of timber to be painted four times.
- Above:
The crew construct a working platform above the river in readiness for cladding the new concrete in stone.
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The team start work on the stonework. A reasonable finish for a first attempt.
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Grinding , welding, painting and carpentry all taking place under the one roof one wet
- Sunday. The crew at work are producing the holding bolts for the main bearing caps.
- Above:
Stone masons Frank Christian and Richard Pearce from Glenwood
- Developments repair the stone work to the gable wall of the wheel pit.
- The gable will remain open for better viewing of the wheel.
- Above:
Graham Smith Director of G.E.M. Electrical testing the electricity installation on the
gable end of the wheel pit. The supply will be used during the
- main construction of the wheel and later to power floodlighting.
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