Re: K-28 power reverse (from K-27s?)
| September 28, 2016 03:44PM |
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I believe that only the 453 and 464 received them and that was when they were assigned as switch engines in Durango. Earl may have a more specific time frame or if other K-27's had them.
As info, when I hired out on the D&S, besides the 2 power reverse units that were on the 473 and 478, there was the remains of a spare that I believe came off the 464.
As info, when I hired out on the D&S, besides the 2 power reverse units that were on the 473 and 478, there was the remains of a spare that I believe came off the 464.
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