Re: Cut Levers: What's the story on Rio Grande narrow gauge?

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Earl

July 09, 2019 07:33PM

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The caboose cut levers can be manipulated while standing on the platform (with your foot) allowing one to cut the caboose off in motion while riding the platform.

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Cut Levers: What's the story on Rio Grande narrow gauge?	drgw0579	July 09, 2019 07:28PM
Re: Cut Levers: What's the story on Rio Grande narrow gauge?	Earl	July 09, 2019 07:33PM
Re: Cut Levers: What's the story on Rio Grande narrow gauge?	Casey Akin	July 13, 2019 01:09AM
Re: Cut Levers: What's the story on Rio Grande narrow gauge?	Earl	July 13, 2019 09:37AM
Re: Cut Levers: What's the story on Rio Grande narrow gauge?	drgw0579	July 13, 2019 09:53AM

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