Re: K28s on the RGS ...I read...
| January 24, 2015 09:59PM |
I read... 
From:
[rgsrr.home.comcast.net]
Approx 1951 Sometime shortly before the RGS was scrapped, Fred Folk reports that the D&RGW tried a K-28 from Durango but only got as far as East Mancos. (not suprising, as the RGS was having a lot of problems with their own K-27s over this part of the line, mostly due to lack of proper maintenance, it seeems to me). Apparently the D&RGW was considering keeping this part out as far as Mancos.
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And I read this, about that^:
[ngdiscussion.net]
Bruce
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/24/2015 10:04PM by bcp.
From:
[rgsrr.home.comcast.net]
Approx 1951 Sometime shortly before the RGS was scrapped, Fred Folk reports that the D&RGW tried a K-28 from Durango but only got as far as East Mancos. (not suprising, as the RGS was having a lot of problems with their own K-27s over this part of the line, mostly due to lack of proper maintenance, it seeems to me). Apparently the D&RGW was considering keeping this part out as far as Mancos.
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And I read this, about that^:
[ngdiscussion.net]
Bruce
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/24/2015 10:04PM by bcp.
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