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Don't want to get a hand caught in that machinery . . . . . . .
Lynne
Thu 05-07-2009
Reminds me of edward scissorhands
Joyis
Fri 05-08-2009
Oh, MY! What huge GEARS you've got!!
Tony C.
Fri 05-08-2009
I could just imagine someone falling into that.
psychadellic one
Fri 05-08-2009
Evil cogs...
Daniel.ar
Tue 05-12-2009
Loose an arm, much?
nvusofmotts
Tue 05-26-2009
All that's missing is a sign that says: GEFAHR! Maschinen. (DANGER! Machines)
Kolfritz
Tue 06-30-2009
that would be a breakdown mill, where the rubber is heated up and made malleable before either being rolled off, or sent as astrip down a conveyor.
big_d
Sat 11-14-2009
BTW, they are very dangerous, I knew people missing parts of hands, etc.
big_d
Sat 11-14-2009
Definitely a rubber mill. Surprised it was left behind, there's still a demand for these things... Even in this state.
dan_l
Fri 07-06-2012

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