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Donald Foster

November 01, 2007 06:56PM

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Knotts removed what was left of the superheaters. As I understand it, the Grande had salvaged most of the superheater componants while the 464 sat derelict in the Durango yards. Since the 464 was only certified for 120psi when Knotts rebuilt her, the superheater would have been practically useless any way, so they rebuilt her as a soaker.

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Which k27s were superheated?	CharlieMcCandless	October 31, 2007 04:48PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	michael	October 31, 2007 05:10PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	hogger42	October 31, 2007 05:32PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Earl	October 31, 2007 06:37PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Bruce R. Pier	October 31, 2007 07:55PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Paul Dalleska	October 31, 2007 08:56PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Jeff Taylor	November 01, 2007 11:19AM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Bruce R. Pier	November 01, 2007 02:14PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Earl	November 01, 2007 03:10PM
Re: Which k27s were superheated?	Donald Foster	November 01, 2007 06:56PM
Thanks for the info	CharlieMcCandless	November 02, 2007 06:42AM
But to address your first question....	Herb Kelsey	November 02, 2007 09:45AM
Re: "Little Mudhens" / Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	Russo Loco	November 02, 2007 11:22PM
Re: "Little Mudhens" / Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	Ed Stabler	November 03, 2007 03:30AM
Re: "Little Mudhens" / Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	dougvv	November 03, 2007 03:47AM
Re: "Little Mudhens" / Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	Ed Stabler	November 03, 2007 05:50AM
Re: "Little Mudhens" / Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	dougvv	November 03, 2007 06:56AM
Re: Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	Russo Loco	November 05, 2007 01:55AM
Re: Crystal River RR / Queeble Tram	Ed Stabler	November 05, 2007 05:46AM

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