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RBrinton

March 03, 2001 08:41PM

Hey friends, check out [netnow.micron.net] for some nice views of our work on the little 20-ton SVRy #100 Whitcomb.
We removed the axles and wheels and brake bar to begin the task of cutting them back down to narrow gauge.
Ron
And thanks to Robert Cortney for the speed in posting them on his site.

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Whitcomb lokey work	RBrinton	March 03, 2001 08:41PM
Re: Whitcomb lokey work	Taylor Rush	March 03, 2001 10:07PM
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Re: Whitcomb lokey work	Oil Czar(Jerry Huck SVRy)	March 04, 2001 08:02PM
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Re: Whitcomb lokey work	Oil Czar(Jerry Huck SVRy)	March 04, 2001 10:43PM
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Re: Names	Oil Czar(Jerry Huck SVRy)	March 05, 2001 09:38AM

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