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Syncrolift Hoist Drive
June 20, 1968
Solid foot radicon purchased by Pearlson Engineering Company Incorporated and exported to Ireland. Falk caption reads, "215J24 SMD, AO14-40 Radicon, 207J24 SMD 30T10 HS coupling, bed plate, drum an...
Radicon Units
June 20, 1966
Falk caption reads, "A series of photos showing delivery of the first shipment of Radicon units direct from England to the port of Milwaukee. The series EG 43052 through EG 43069 records receipt of...
Shaft Mount
November 24, 1971
View of a 600 J shaft mount. Man in photograph is George Tinger.
Commercial Variator
June 6, 1958
A male employee oversees the testing of a Lewellen Commercial Variator in the test lab at Falk.
Man Standing in Gear Couplings
December 30, 1966
The 220 G20 gear coupling pictured was later purchased by L.W. Nash Company. Falk caption reads, "220 G20 Gear Coupling per assembly, Drawing number 418288." Male employee in photograph is C. Brick...
