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Flywheel arriving at the museum 2nd April 20075301 viewsThe 25 ton flywheel can be seen as the lorry arrives in the museum driveApr 07, 2007
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The giant flywheel only just manages to fit up the museum drive3914 viewsThe flywheel can be seen just skirting the tree on the leftApr 07, 2007
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I don't think they will manage to lift it off on their own3843 viewsPreparing the 25 ton flywheel for unloadingApr 07, 2007
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Left a bit3577 viewsGeoff Baker helps the crane driver position the flywheel during its unloadingApr 07, 2007
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25 ton flywheel being placed into position3702 viewsin its final resting place - for nowApr 07, 2007
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The next load arrives on a glorious sunny day4464 viewsCrank shaft and water brake - each weighing 17 tonsApr 07, 2007
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The load can be seen in front of the crane3828 viewsThe crankshaft and water brake prior to unloadingApr 07, 2007
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The water brake is hooked up ready to unload3757 viewsThe Sutton crane is ready to lift the 17 ton weightApr 07, 2007
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Crane unloads the Water Brake weighing 17 tons3726 viewsApr 07, 2007
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Crankshaft being unloaded by the Sutton crane3660 viewsUnloading continuesApr 07, 2007
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17 ton crank being lowered into place3953 viewsbelow the crank you can see the giant flywheelApr 07, 2007
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Don Foden applies preventative oil against rust4913 viewsDon is an ex-Mirrlees man. He was the engine-build and test foreman then Plant Manager. He grins and tells people he now brushes up at the Anson.Apr 07, 2007
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