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PRSL

April 19, 2004 06:43AM

Hi Tim,
The question regarding the drop-in distance refers to the length of the gauge tool. Not what the track might be. I was questioning the distance from the gage point on one end of the tool to the extreame length oto the other end of the tool, the point where it would not sit on a railhead. That is a design length which I would like to learn if it is different on various narrow gauge lines. Thank you for the prior attempt to help.

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Permissible wide gage limits on 36" lines	PRSL	April 12, 2004 08:33PM
Re: Permissible wide gage limits on 36" lines LINK	Tim S	April 13, 2004 10:47PM
Re: Permissible wide gage limits on 36" lines	David Johnson	April 14, 2004 04:03PM
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Re: Permissible wide gage limits on 36" lines	PRSL	April 14, 2004 09:05PM
Re: Permissible wide gage limits on 36" lines	Tim S	April 14, 2004 10:45PM
curves	WP&Ymike	April 15, 2004 11:17AM
Here is one NM LINK	Bruce Pryor	April 15, 2004 12:34PM
Re: curves	Douglas vV	April 15, 2004 03:02PM
Re: Permissible wide gage limits on 36" lines	PRSL	April 19, 2004 06:43AM

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