Chic---Eli Bridge built a #5, #10, #12 and #16, all having 12 seats, with the exception of the #16 which had 16. The only other difference was the height of each wheel.I guess they just called the small one a #6, because of the number of seats. I sure wish I knew how to make paragraphs on this thing.
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Baby Eli or #6 wheel, manufactured by Eli Bridge Co. , Jacksonville, I'll.
Funny that they used #6 as a #5
was a much bigger wheel with 12
tubs (seats)
Chic---Eli Bridge built a #5, #10, #12 and #16, all having 12 seats, with the exception of the #16 which had 16. The only other difference was the height of each wheel.I guess they just called the small one a #6, because of the number of seats. I sure wish I knew how to make paragraphs on this thing.
Jim it was my frustration with
that sort of thing that made me
decide to use spaced short lines
that I find much easier to read
I know that some are not pleased
Shortly before I learned how to
spell circus I did a short stint
as an assistant electrician on
Pat Reithoffer's main unit where
I learned to drive a semi & also
to operate (& sync) generators
Major rides were much smaller
& simpler back then but required
much bull work without the bulls
Thanks Jim it looks like the same
perimeter cable drive system with
similar elephant ears
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