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Little Stan

October 15, 2000 11:34AM

According to a book of mine which shows a picture of a K-37 and a K-28 together crossing the Lobato trestle this was the most weight allowed. The chartered train obviously had the "chicken" , the loveable 463 coupled to one of the K-36's. The bridge however, is not strong enough for two of the larger K engines.
- Little Stan

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Labato/Alamosa	william	October 08, 2000 10:03PM
Re: Labato/Alamosa	jim	October 08, 2000 10:10PM
Re: Labato/Alamosa	Grant Houston	October 09, 2000 06:18PM
Re: Labato/Alamosa	Bon Mot	October 10, 2000 09:15PM
Re: Labato/Alamosa	Little Stan	October 15, 2000 11:34AM

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