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Greg Scholl

June 26, 2020 08:25PM

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I knew a couple of guys who were involved with the engine, back in the 80's I believe. One lived in my home town in Ohio, and the other went on to be a rather integral part of 2-3 different steam operations. So he obviously ran out of free time to work on it. I do remember them both mentioning it, and they met each other there as a matter of fact. One has passed on(the local friend), and the other is still involved with steam preservation. Nice looking NG engine.
Greg

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Waynesburg & Washington Mogul #4	tgbcvr	June 26, 2020 08:16PM
Re: Waynesburg & Washington Mogul #4	Greg Scholl	June 26, 2020 08:25PM
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