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FERRIS WHEELS
(part 2)
photo's taken by Crash Moreau
Pictured on the top is one of Conklin's (now NAME) Wheels set up at the BIG-E. In the background of the photo to the left is Conklin's big wheel. Which has been sold or scraped by Name. The wheel on the bottom left I can not remember who's it was. On the right bottom is one of Bates Amusements wheels.
Wheel at the top left is scene on Durant Amusement Enterprise. The one on the top right is Amusements Of America's. Bottom left photo is a wheel of Durant Amusements. On the bottom right is a wheel from Gene Dean's Fiesta Shows.
The two photos of the wheels at the top come from Smith Amusements of Iowa. Bottom photos is James E Strates biggest wheel.
Wheel on the top left comes from 3 D Amusements. On the top right is LAM's color full rebuilt wheel in yellow and dark blue.
This wheel is Country Amusements
The wheel on the left comes from a small show that I ran across in Sac City, Iowa. If you look close you can see the gasoline motor that powers this wheel. At the bottom you can see the ride operator sit in his area while running this ride. This was on Durant Amusements.
FERRIS WHEELS
(part 2)
photo's taken by Crash Moreau
Pictured on the top is one of Conklin's (now NAME) Wheels set up at the BIG-E. In the background of the photo to the left is Conklin's big wheel. Which has been sold or scraped by Name. The wheel on the bottom left I can not remember who's it was. On the right bottom is one of Bates Amusements wheels.
Wheel at the top left is scene on Durant Amusement Enterprise. The one on the top right is Amusements Of America's. Bottom left photo is a wheel of Durant Amusements. On the bottom right is a wheel from Gene Dean's Fiesta Shows.
The two photos of the wheels at the top come from Smith Amusements of Iowa. Bottom photos is James E Strates biggest wheel.
Wheel on the top left comes from 3 D Amusements. On the top right is LAM's color full rebuilt wheel in yellow and dark blue.
This wheel is Country AmusementsThe wheel on the left comes from a small show that I ran across in Sac City, Iowa. If you look close you can see the gasoline motor that powers this wheel. At the bottom you can see the ride operator sit in his area while running this ride. This was on Durant Amusements.