 Worker signals crane operator as tower section is lowered
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 Hole in bulkhead not lining up with hole in tower ...
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 ... almost there
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 Properly aligned and bolt is slid home
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 Four bolts are now in place. Note that the 4 holes with white paint tell workers which holes are used for the bolts.
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 A pneumatic drill spins the nut as another worker holds a wrench on the head of the bolt inside the flange of the section
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 Chains are attached for extra bracing during shipment
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 A look at the chain on the opposite side of the section
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 A special wrench tightens the turnbolts on the chains
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 How do you move a string of train cars? With a loader!!
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 These bolts are used to bolt the section to the rail car
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 TTX is a national rail carpool partnered by many railroads
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 "T" means that a top tower section fits on this car
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 "M" is either a lower or upper mid, a colored dot will tell which
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 Yellow dot says this is an upper mid section
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 White dot says this is a top section
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 Standard coupler on a car between an upper mid and top section, a colored dot on the car will tell which
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 2 upper mid-sections surround a top section
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 These are lower mid sections
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 Wide view of a lower mid section
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 The red dot tells us that this is a lower mid section
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