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Larger base plates for larger supports...
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Square base plates attach to the footings.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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One of the block brake sections, featuring traditional compressed-air driven compressiom brakes.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Looks like something from Pimp My Shopping Trolley.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Grills that will lilely cover drains for the pump and filtration system.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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A common feature on most water rides, these rails act as guides for the boat, often in splashdown sections.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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These walkways will hang from the high sections of track to allow maintenance on the block brakes and other mechanical sections.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Straight sections however come as one piece.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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With the particularly large size of this track, it's not too hard to imagine giant twisted sections of track being particularly difficult to work with at all stages of the process.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Twisted sections of track are assembled on-site as they are too large to fit in shipping containers as a single piece.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Perhaps one of the more unique features of Mack water coasters is the way that most of the twisted coaster track is actually assembled from two halves on the construction site.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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That bracket up close. The track attaches to the supports at two parallel points -- more on this in a minute.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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From the other side. It's easy to picture the final orientation of this track with the angle of the support bracket
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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A section of the steep, stright final drop.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Sea World have gone with the standard blue-and-grey color scheme that most Mack water coasters feature.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Mack water coasters feature eight rails where most roller coasters feature just two.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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3,500kg (7,700lbs) by our estimate.
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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Ever wonder what a piece of water coaster track weighs?
by Richard Wilson, 11 years ago
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