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2010 Week 19 in Review
OTM Inc started this week cleaning up after M4. What a great show. More fitting parts We’re also still working on fitting parts on the Timber Heritage Association fuel injectors. I actually got an email from the machinist we use … Continue reading
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2010 Week 18 in Review
Cleaning parts for the yarder OTM Inc spent some time this week cleaning parts for the Timber Heritage Association’s diesel yarder injectors. Fitting all the parts is a huge task, but it really makes a huge difference when they go … Continue reading
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2010 Week 3 in Review
More work on the Maris Pearl I’m still working on the Maris Pearl‘s reversing mechanism, trying to track down parts for it. I’ve been working with suppliers and calling collectors and engine owners I know who have spares. The Westinghouse … Continue reading
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2009 Week 19 in Review
Breaking down the party I spent the first part of the week finishing the big M4 Party. Volunteers and I worked around the clock to clean up and return all the stuff, following the amazing show. Thanks to all those … Continue reading
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2009 Week 18 in Review
M4 Factory Party Every year, OTM Inc drops everything to help with the annual M4 party. This year, it was held in the loading dock of the Big Building in South Seattle. I spent most of the week preparing for … Continue reading
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2008 Week 20 in Review
I began the week by spending two days breaking down the party equipment from Old Tacoma Marine’s co-sponsored event over the weekend, then went straight back to the Maris Pearl. The Maris Pearl, Finished and Cruising This year’s maintenance and … Continue reading
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2008 Week 18 in Review
This week was sort of boring compared to last week’s whirlwind tour of Northwest Washington’s heavy-duties. An Update on the Maris Pearl On Tuesday afternoon, we moved the Maris Pearl to pick up the new cover for the aft end … Continue reading
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