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thank you answering my question about the hulett unloaders. have a great day.

The Canadian Pacific Railway had two Huletts built at Fort William using 8 ton buckets in conjunction with two Hulett-McMyler storage bridges. They became operational in December 1912.

There were two huletts built for Canadian Pacific and used to unload coal. They were rated at 8 tons due to the low cubic weight of coal.

were there ever any hulett ship unloaders ever located on the canadian side of the great lakes? id heard that there might have been one at the paper mill up the mission river now known as bowwaters, i think it was known as canadian pacific paper mill years ago. thank you