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The pole is located in the hole and will be sealed with silicone
- and a hardwood base when the cup of tea has been removed.
- Above:
The pole has purposely been set off center so as to look in
- line with the wheel from further back because the original
- aqueduct never ran at ninety degrees to the wheel.
- Above:
Due to a change in weather and the need to continue
- painting a tarpaulin was strung over the wheel.
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All one hundred and forty buckets have now received a
- final coat of gloss. The wheel has been given five coats
- of paint totaling approximately 25,000 sq feet.
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Paul G and Paul J giving the spokes their final covering.
- Above:
The crew in the bottom of the wheel pit undercoat the backboards.
- A small section is done then and the wheel is rotated by hand.
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