Restoration of PRR 5711A class EP22
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This next set of photos cover the work in installing the portholes. | |
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Once the sides were opened up, the next step was to install the frames. |
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Work space is somewhat cramped and limited. |
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Machinist Keith Fee sanding and grit blasting. |
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Porthole and batten. |
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Machinist Eric Levin drilling handhold bolt holes. |
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Machinist/Painter Al Hillman. |
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Hillman and Levin setting porthole frames. |
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The EP22 is beginning to look more like the 1953 factory model. |
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Electrical equipment had to be relocated from behind the portholes. |
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Hillman and Levin setting porthole frames. |
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All eight portholes were installed in two days. |
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