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Marine Propulsion Drive

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Non-reversing marine gear that is a component of a marine propulsion drive. This unit was purchased by the Electro-Motive division of the General Motors Company and used by Bay Shipbuilding. Original Falk caption reads, "252ZMA twin pinion on-reversing marine propulsion drive for Bay Shipbuilding hull number 723... See Engineering File for exact specifications." Male employee in photograph is Robert A. Kieser.

Date Created:
May 1979

Publication Information

Date Created
May 1979

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Dimensions
26 x 21 cm

Collection Information

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W012GPV
Legacy ID
WHi 50783

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Photographs
Manufacturing a Marine Propulsion Drive

Manufacturing a Marine Propulsion Drive

December 1980

Al Strobel works on a later component of a marine propulsion drive. Falk caption reads, "Prototype-new 1980 smallest size, used by Falk. In process photos of 145 MR unit...these photos record trans...

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Reduction Reverse Gear

Reduction Reverse Gear

September 14, 1967

Double reduction reverse gear that was later purchased by Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Falk caption reads: "Photos taken for possible use as glamor illustrations of Falk gears." Male empl...

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Photographs
Reverse Drive

Reverse Drive

June 28, 1974

Reverse drive that was purchased by Delaval Turbine and used by Bulk Food Carrier. Falk caption reads, "Largest of the "MR" type design made to date. Widest face L.S gear (38 inches) single helical...

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Man Viewing Computer Program

Man Viewing Computer Program

circa 1970-1979

An unidentified Falk employee views a technical drawing on a computer screen. Original Falk caption reads, "Person in CAD room looking at CRT screen with marine drive showing."

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Photographs
H.S. Grigate Gear

H.S. Grigate Gear

April 30, 1958

A male employee inspects a H.S. Grigate Gear. This gear, a marine propulsion drive, was later used by the United States Navy.

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Photographs
Double Reduction-Reverse Gear

Double Reduction-Reverse Gear

August 29, 1967

View from above of double reduction-reverse gear that is a component of a gas turbine drive. This gear was purchased by Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Falk caption reads, "Partially assembl...

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