Yessir. The biggest in the US.I am assuming that is a large Francis Turbine Impeller.
I'm currently a Network Cable-splicer. (The easiest way to describe it would be underground lineman work) My department was looking to add a few guys to train and we only got 5 applicants for a paid 4yr apprenticeship that would result in a $125+k a year position with excellent benefits. There was no experience required, just a willingness to learn and do a dangerous job in nasty conditions.Now days You can count the number of people who want to do this kind of work on one hand,….with two fingers cut off.
When I apprenticed.....I had to fight for the opportunity and be good enough the entire way.I'm currently a Network Cable-splicer. (The easiest way to describe it would be underground lineman work) My department was looking to add a few guys to train and we only got 5 applicants for a paid 4yr apprenticeship that would result in a $125+k a year position with excellent benefits. There was no experience required, just a willingness to learn and do a dangerous job in nasty conditions.
1964Jackie, What year did your family start at your current location?
Al, it depends on the conditions the vessel operates in.Jackie, what's the life expectancy of those bearings?
I have put all ten fingers on and I have no idea but it looks interesting.I’m trying to put my finger on exactly what I am looking at.