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Art Gibson

January 31, 2001 09:16PM

I shot my previous question off before I went
to the basement files. After someone else
mentioned Best's RAILROADS OF HAWAII, I went for
mine and found some info that I got from the late
Ray Hilner. He had some typewritten info that
states the 60,70,80 &90 had 27,500#T.E. Also the
32,34,35,36 were listed at 19,400#T.E.
The info also mentions that the 4 big 2-8-0s
were sold to the Ferrocarril de San Salvador in
1950. Does anyone know if they still exist or
have they gone the way of SV/URy mallets?

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Large Narrow Gauge Locomotive Comparison	Chris Coleman	January 29, 2001 08:59PM
Re: Large Narrow Gauge Locomotive Comparison	Rodger Polley	January 29, 2001 10:52PM
Is one road missing?	Art Gibson	January 30, 2001 12:26PM
Re: At least one.	Curtis F.	January 30, 2001 01:44PM
Re: At least one.	J.B.Bane	January 30, 2001 07:50PM
Re: Is one road missing?	Glenn Christensen	January 30, 2001 05:46PM
Re: Is one road missing?	Brian Norden	January 30, 2001 10:59PM
Re: Is one road missing?	Glenn Christensen	January 31, 2001 08:58AM
Some more OR&L info	Art Gibson	January 31, 2001 09:16PM

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