1969 Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad Caboose Built 1899 Crane Lifted Onto Flatbed Truck Gettysburg

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[@TheJoshGalt]

Those tandem lifts on those old cranes that didn’t have scales were as dangerous as all get out. If one crane slacks a little, the other crane is forced to take the whole load and it tips over. The only way to tell if you were over-limit or not, would be when your outriggers started to leave the ground.

[@RailroadMan81]

Very cool, I'm a locomotive engineer and really love these older videos.