Posted by NEsota on January 10, 2009 at 21:37:18 from (75.72.251.223):
In Reply to: PO Plow Co. Building posted by John B. on January 09, 2009 at 21:19:18:
Here is my machinery building story: About 30 years ago I needed some 2X12 stuff for a project. Following up on a newspaper ad for used material took me to an old Minneapolis-Moline plant, that was being torn down in Hopkins, MN. The plant had been built about 1910. The part that was most interesting to me was, that the logs from up north were floated down the St Croix River to Stillwater and then brought over to the new plant site, to be sawn into lumber to the exact dimensions the engineers called out in their non traditional cubic lumber specification.
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