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  • A traffic light was removed so this 350-foot-long rig leaving Rolls-Royce Monday morning could turn the corner at North Sandusky and West Chestnut streets.
    A traffic light was removed so this 350-foot-long rig leaving Rolls-Royce Monday morning could turn the corner at North Sandusky and West Chestnut streets.
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  • July 13, 2011 11:15 am EDT

MOUNT VERNON — A large turbine which made its way out of Mount Vernon from Rolls-Royce on Monday is sitting along a roadside interstate rest stop in Guernsey County after a malfunction was discovered on one of its trailer sections on its way to Belpre.

Katie Rutherford, communications specialist at Rolls-Royce, received word from the Ohio Department of Transportation that the delivery of the turbine was being delayed due to a trailer malfunction, and that cities the trailer was traveling through were also being notified of the delay. Details of the malfunction were not disclosed.

ODOT District 5 Director Joe Rutherford said this morning that on Monday the trailer had pulled into a rest stop to let the buildup of traffic pass by. During the rest, a malfunction was then discovered on the trailer and was declared unsafe. Edwards Moving and Rigging of Cincinnati is scheduled to deliver a new trailer section to the site Thursday to get the trailer on its way once again, according to Rutherford.

 

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