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Carl Schneider

April 07, 2000 01:40PM

Mike, I wrote an article about this for the Feb. Rocky Mountain Rail Report, Rocky Mountain Railroad Club. Also published in the The Bogies and the Loop, DSP&P RR Historical Society. I heard from Bob Richardson that on the D&RG swaps were made with boiler and running gear assemblies. He noted one in 1948 at Montrose with the 317 and 318. I'm hoping to find more infromation. Carl

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Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Mike Trent	April 07, 2000 09:22AM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Carl Schneider	April 07, 2000 01:40PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Mike Trent	April 07, 2000 02:05PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Les Clark	April 07, 2000 04:26PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Mike Trent	April 07, 2000 04:45PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Al Di Paolo	April 07, 2000 08:41PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Les Clark	April 08, 2000 02:18PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Rick Steele	April 08, 2000 03:51PM
Re: Third Axle Conversions on the South Park	Earl	April 08, 2000 04:21PM
Re: Third axle conversions on the D&RG	Herb Kelsey	April 11, 2000 12:38PM

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