| Type X Bessemer Engine - Page 4 | 
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| A system of timber skids and rollers provided a path over the soft ground for the heavy engine. | 
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| The uphill trek began as the excavator pulled the engine away from its original site. | 
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| The skids and rollers allowed the excavator to slowly but surely tug the engine up the slope toward the site access road. | 
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| The engine was finally nearing the top of the slope and the site access road. | 
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| The next job was loading the engine onto a trailer for the 70 mile trip to Coolspring. | 
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| The last few feet of the removal involved coaxing the engine onto the trailer using a winch. | 
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