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Dull Shine

Dull Shine

I wasn't really sure what I was shooting in this place...
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Looks like it's connected to a crankshaft - the crankshat spins around and pushes that rod up, then pulls it down. Whatever the other end of the rod was connected to either also spun in a circle, or had another rod on the far opposite end that was opposit of this. (When this one was up, the other side was down), and so on.
*shakes head* Motts! Come on babe, they're doohickeys!

(I refuse to succumb to the whole soap dispenser thing).
shiiiiineeeeeeyyyy *pokes it* *everything starts to move* I DIDN'T DO IT!!!!
This is where they fill up all the soap despensers. See that little faucet, I think I can see a drop of soap comin' out!!!
Not gonna find replacement parts for this on eBay
Why not? They sell soap dispensers on eBay....

(Sorry. I couldn't resist the temptation).
Every thing is so Fancy for a water works... atleast by todays standards. The Philadelphia WW looks like this too, all marble and what not

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