Steam Locomotive Stoker Engine Restoration - Part 6: Removing Broken Bolts from Main Casting

Part Six in the Steam Stoker Engine restoration - we will remove a couple of broken bolts and fittings as well as remove all of the studs from the main casting and clean it up for build up of pitted areas. This project is a collaboration with the Nashville Steam Preservation Society, disassembling a Stoker Engine for the famous Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway No. 576 that I am restoring.

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