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Tomstp

August 11, 2018 09:10AM

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Call up Trainorders.com and go the international part. Look at postings of "Pedro" and you will see a whole bunch of engines re-gauged to narrow gauge. Generally it involves changing trucks to a 4 axel truck due to the weight of the engines. Not something the D&S could handle.

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