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Earl

March 14, 2019 05:30PM

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guymonmd Wrote:
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> I find the coal load on 206's tender interesting.
> There are very large chunks of what I would assume
> is coal and there are pieces much smaller that I
> would expect to see today.

That's what you call "mine run" coal. Straight from the mine with no grading as to size. You get everything from boulders that won't fit in the fire door to dust, and everything in between.

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