SS/Ipe Bench at The Admiral’s House, USMMA, King’s Point
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Category: Timeline
Timeline
The categorical listing shows a timeline of work from the Merchant Marines, through Stapleton Steel in Groton, CT.
Working in the Field
Private Residence, Southold, North Fork, Long Island, New York.
Work on The MV Copper Mountain
Standing next to the piston onboard the MV Copper Mountain.
Looking up at the connection of the connecting rod and the piston rod.
Looking out from inside the slow speed diesel engine of the MV Copper Mountain.
Work on The Acadian Seafarer
The MV Acadian Seafarer was built by Halter Marine in 1979 with the dimensions 217′ x 44′ x 16′ The vessel is Diesel Electric with 7,200 Shp. a 650 hp. Bow Thruster and is capable of a speed of 13 knots.
The MV Acadian Seafarer docked in Galveston, Texas.
Inside the control room of the MV Acadian Seafarer
Auxiliary power Detroit diesel 8V71 connected to 150kw generator.
Power is supplied by five (5) 1,200 hp. Detroit Diesel 16V149 series naturally aspirated engines. The engines are electric started using two high torque 24VDC started motors per engine supplied by a bank of eight (8), six (6) cell 24V Lead Acid Batteries, which are continuously charged by a LaMarche constavolt system.
The pump room.
The walkway from the pump room to the motor room.
The DC horizontal shaft motor room.
The hydraulic steering gear system
The steering gear room.
Village of King’s Point Salt Shed
Bolting up the formed aluminum panels with ‘sticky stuff’ caulking between the panels.
The already bolted up panels are secured with galvanized angle irons to the foundation.
Bolting up the formed aluminum panels with ‘sticky stuff’ caulking between the panels.
Working on Steamboat Road, Great Neck
Remanufacturing of the clamshell bucket.
Remanufacturing of the clamshell bucket.
Remanufacturing of the clamshell bucket.
New London, Connecticut
Steel Arch, posts and railings, Thames Club, New London, CT.
Fri, May 2,
in category: Railings, Gates & Posts, Projects, Commercial Work, SSI in Groton, CT
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A Tour of The Former SSI Facility in Southeastern CT
Stapleton Steel, Inc., in Southeastern Ct, was a fully-equipped operation with a 5,585 sq.ft. shop, a 1,115 sq.ft. mezzanine and 1,115 sq.ft. class B office. The shop had four overhead cranes (5-Ton, two 2-Ton, 1-Ton) and one jib crane and a 15’ x 14’ overhead door. Our machinery included:
- Marvel Series 8 MarkII Band Saw w/high column 18”x28”
- 90-Ton Piranha Ironworker
- Doringer Cold Saw D-350
- Ercolina Mega Pipe Bender (up to 2½” pipe)
- Fabriline 60-Ton Hydraulic Web & Flange Punches
- 35-Ton Porta Punch
- Nelson Stud Welder NetWeld6000
- Hypotherm Plasma Arc Cutter Max100
- In-House Welding Machines & Accessories for Mig, Tig, & Stick includes Miller XMT200, XMT300, XMT304, Synchrowave 250, and Lincoln R3R400
Sat, Apr 26,
in category: SSI in Groton, CT
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Great Neck, New York
This project included the conversion of an indoor tennis club to a temple.
The crane inserting the columns and beams through the roof.
Steel beams for support of the sunroof.
Fastening the support structure to the footings. Inspecting the job.
Crane moving the steel support beams.
Tue, Apr 1,
in category: Commercial Work, SSI Steamboat Rd, Great Neck
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