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Shaft Mounted BOF Drive
January 5, 1972
Shaft mounted BOF drive that was a later component of a basic oxygen furnace tilting drive. This product was purchased by Ferrostaal AG of West Germany and used by Somisa of Argentina. Falk caption...
4 Pinion BOF Drive
November 25, 1968
A 4 pinion BOF drive that was purchased by Pennsylvania Engineering and used by Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Original Falk caption reads, "4 pinion BOF, shaft mounted design, with 2145Y2 primary driv...
Shaft Mount BOF Drive
May 25, 1967
BOF drive that was later purchased by Chicago Bridge and Iron Company and used by Crucible Steel of Midland, Pennsylvania.
Large Bull Gear
May 1968
Bull gear for a large shaft mounted BOF drive. Falk caption reads, "Finish cutting on Schiess hobber in Shop 4. Male employee in photograph is Erv Schneider.
Transportation of TCD Drives
May 1965
TCD drive that was later purchased by U.S. Steel (Allegheny Project) and used by Gary Steel Works.
Mill Drive
October 28, 1966
Mill drive that was later purchased by Traylor Engineering and used by Hudson Cement. Original Falk caption reads, "See engineering files for exact description." Male employee in photograph is Pat ...
