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Murph

June 11, 2019 06:31PM

Registered: 14 years ago
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Where is the fireman's water glass plumbed in at? Does the engineer have a good line of sight on his glass? I always liked being able to quickly glance at my glass and see where my firemen were carrying their water. From the film's angle, I wasn't sure if this would be possible for an engineer.

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GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Roger Hogan	June 11, 2019 12:16PM
Re: GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Murph	June 11, 2019 06:31PM
Re: GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Chris Walker	June 11, 2019 06:46PM
Re: GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Will Gant	June 11, 2019 06:49PM
Re: GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Roger Hogan	June 11, 2019 07:41PM
Re: GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Roger Hogan	June 11, 2019 07:40PM
Re: GLRR=Locomotive 111=In The Cab	Roger Hogan	June 11, 2019 07:39PM

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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter

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