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J T wrote:
http://www.sentex.net/~mwandel/sawmill/asam.html

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There is a lumber mill in Marshall, TX that runs it's whole operation on
steam. They burn all the sawdust and slabs to make steam which runs a
generator which powers all the machinery and the drying kiln. So, no
huge belts and pulleys but powered by steam all the same.

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