Restoration At California Steel Industries, Main Image Taken By Dan Echeto


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Welcome to the image gallery! This gallery consists of images taken during the restoration of 3751 while at California Steel Industries in Fontana, California. This is an image intensive page and will take some time to fully load, please be patient.

Overhead View Of 3751 At California Steel Industries Fontana, California Site, Image Taken By Dan Echeto Cutting With A Torch, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Inside The Huge California Steel Industries Building, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Inside The California Steel Building, Image Taken By Paul Prine

Grinding Away The Old To Make Way For The New, Image Taken By Dan Echeto George Maier Turning A Precision Part, What He Did For Years At Redondo Junction For The Santa Fe, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Sandblasting The Cab, Image Taken By Dan Echeto This Bundle Of New Flues Is Being Lowered To The Scaffolding And Then Hand Loaded Into The Boiler, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Pressing New Rod Brasses Into The Rods, Image Taken By Dan Echeto Priming The Sand Dome, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

New Tubes Ready To Be Installed and Rolled, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Repairing Superheater Units, Image Taken By Paul Prine Loading New Superheater Units, Image Taken By Paul Prine

Sandblasting The Tender, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Driving A Redhot Rivet Into The Firebox, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Very Minor Rust Pitting Is Removed From The Crankpins. Fortunately, Pitting Was Minimal - Only A Few Thousandths, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Dan Echeto Works On The Cab, Image Taken By Paul Prine

Dan Echeto Works On The Cab, Image Taken By Paul Prine Young Daniel Poses Next To Those Great Big 80 Inch Drivers - Thanks For The Great Images!, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Bob Kittel & Dan Echeto Work On The All New Cab Interior, Image Taken By Paul Prine Bob Kittel & Dan Echeto Work On The All New Cab Interior, Image Taken By Paul Prine

Things Are Coming Together, And The Cab Becomes A Public Relations Office As Volunteer George Barlow Mans The Phone, Image Taken By Dan Echeto Another Overhead View, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Wayne Tucker Performs His Magic When It Comes To Locomotive Jacketing, Image Taken By Paul Prine Wayne Tucker Performs His Magic When It Comes To Locomotive Jacketing, Image Taken By Paul Prine

Wayne Tucker Performs His Magic When It Comes To Locomotive Jacketing, Image Taken By Paul Prine

The First Steam Up At Kaiser After The Hydro Test, Image Taken By Dan Echeto The Tender Was Re-Sprung In The San Berdoo Shops, The Very Last Use Of The Locomotive Crane Before The Shops Were Demolished, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

North Kaiser Yard Doing Systems Checks, Image Taken By Dan Echeto


Working around this type of heavy machinery is potentially very dangerous work, and safety

has always been paramount to the SBRHS when restoring the old girl. Our volunteers

have always kept that in mind, and because of that we have a flawless safety record.

But that's not to say that they didn't have a sense of humor while working!

Fred Knight Was A Child Of The 60's - Never Could Get His Hand To Act Normal After That, He Was Always Flashing Everyone A Peace Sign - Including Bill Plunkett!, Image Taken By Dan Echeto Cool Hand Luke (Wayne Tucker) Spends Some Quality 'Me' Time In The Box, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Fred Perry Wants To Know 'Can I Get A Large Pizza Through This Porthole?', Image Taken By Dan Echeto

They Say Cliff Always Had His Head In The Clouds......, Image Taken By Dan Echeto Paul Prine Enjoys Himself Far Too Much As The 'Mad Superheater, Mad Hatter'

Prep Goes Forward On Gemini.........Image Taken By Paul Prine Since Childhood Wayne Has Always Dreamed of Being An Astronaut, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

Bob Kittel & Bill Palmer Contemplate Columbus's Journey In 1492, Image Taken By Dan Echeto

While Protecting The Freshly Honed Cylinder From Dust And Dirt, Volunteer Henry Matisse Sketched One Of His First And Now Famous 'Man In The Moon' Series Of Sketches, Image Taken By Dan Echeto


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