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I am crazy about black and white images especially when the subect is made of ten shades of grey as in this machine used in the NNRW maintenance shed.
I am crazy about black and white images especially when the subect is made of ten shades of grey as in this machine used in the NNRW maintenance shed.
I am crazy about black and white images especially when the subect is made of ten shades of grey as in this machine used in the NNRW maintenance shed.
The Northern Nevada Railway Museum in Ely, Nevada, features an array of heavy machinery and equipment used for maintaining and operating historic trains. Some of the heavy machinery you can find there includes:
Steam Locomotives - Restored and operational steam engines used for heritage railway operations.
Diesel Locomotives - Vintage diesel engines that are part of the museum's collection.
Railroad Cranes - Heavy-duty cranes used for lifting and moving railway equipment and cars.
Track Maintenance Vehicles - Including ballast regulators, tampers, and track inspection cars.
Wheel Lathes - Machines for reconditioning the wheels of locomotives and rail cars.
Forge and Blacksmithing Equipment - Used for repairing and fabricating metal parts.
Machine Shop Tools - Lathes, milling machines, drill presses, and other machinery for manufacturing and repairing train components.
Turntables - Used for turning locomotives around.
Air Compressors - For powering pneumatic tools and systems.
Car Hoists and Jacks - For lifting rail cars during maintenance and repair.
Boiler Maintenance Equipment - Used for the upkeep of steam locomotive boilers.
These pieces of heavy machinery are essential for the preservation and operation of the historic trains and rail infrastructure at the Northern Nevada Railway Museum.
