Turn Table Project

This project has been a long time coming. After much consideration, the decision was made to use the cylinder lift and bridge that was acquired with the Lakeshore and Lyndon Central Railroad. The project is far from over but after several years of laying on the ground, the cylinder and bridge are once again installed in the ground. Click on the picture that interests you.

	The preliminary dirt is removed.
	The cylinder and bridge that will be used for our turntable.
	The cylinder and bridge from the old Lakeshore and Lyndon Central Railroad.
	An auger truck is used to bore the hole for the cylinder more than 7 feet into the ground.
	Dirt is scraped away from the hole.
	The bore is nearly deep enough now.
	A shot from behind the surveyors transit level.
	Volunteers ready the cylinder for the lift into the hole.
	The cylinder is in place in the ground.
	Wider view of the cylinder in the ground.
	Shot of the bridge being set into place.
	Volunteer stands beside the newly installed turntable.
	Approach tracks are removed breifly to allow for the build up of the ground.