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Jim Grigsby

August 11, 2008 11:31AM

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The Sumpter Valley turn table would not handle the mallets, which were turned on a wye. They were stored and serviced in a seperate engine house which is still standing. The turn table is also extant, being used as a bridge in South Baker.

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Uintah/Sumpter Valley 2-6-6-2 question	Kevin S.	August 07, 2008 10:09PM
Re: Uintah/Sumpter Valley 2-6-6-2 question	Tom Moungovan	August 07, 2008 10:26PM
Re: Uintah/Sumpter Valley 2-6-6-2 question	Jim Grigsby	August 11, 2008 11:31AM
Re: Uintah/Sumpter Valley 2-6-6-2 question	Ted miles	August 20, 2008 04:35PM

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