https://youtu.be/Xy7OG_vViSM?si=lB9f4UqftCholD9O
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There are some neat ones out there. I have seen some that they use an enclosure on an arm or a wheel.
Jeff, that's just cool !! Thanks for the post !
:thumb up2: That is cool thanks for posting the video :yesnod:
Poche would jump it…
:thumb up2: That's neat,thanks for posting.
Pretty cool
I would love to do the loop:thumb up2:
I did that once on a 46' Chris Craft. Going up the one side is nothing, then you cross the road and you're looking a long way down to the water.
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Originally Posted by red tzx 190
Very cool!
Very cool... thanks for sharing!!:thumb up2:
That's how they did some locks in the 1800's. The rail car was hauled by wire wound by water powered turbines in towers at the high level.
Very cool!
Very well engineered. :thumb up2:
That's wild :thumb up2:
also..look up the Falkirk Wheel
Second lock up from my place. Think there are only a couple of railway locks left in the world?
I would love to go on that just for the experience. thanks for sharing it.
That is pretty amazing :thumb up2: