The Wheelwright's Gym, Rolling Tires on Spanish Cannons #8 | Engels Coach Shop

Handling 65 lb iron tires, rolling and sizing them so they fit the wood cannon wheels. So I called this the wheelwright's gym. There is a lot of physical activity throughout the day so I really don't have a need for a gym membership.
At least not yet.

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