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The EB&L had a permanence about it that most of the NH logging railroads lacked. One of the examples are these log bunks. In vast contrast to the last logging railroad to be constructed in the State, the Beebe River RR, the EB&L had steel framed, standardized log bunks, either constructed new or completely refurbished, with steel trip stakes for off-loading. They were reputed to have a capacity for 7000 board feet of timber, in contrast to virtually all other railroads that used wooden frames trucks with a capacity of only 4000board feet.

Posted by Steven Hall on 2016-09-19 12:29:04

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