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Jimmy Blouch

September 08, 2009 12:23PM

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"The westbound train out of Chama must have weighed less than 925 tons as it did not need a helper along the way."

Out of Chama with 775 and into Durango with 524 tons.

"Under the Chama Extra west - what does FBC stand for?"

Flat bottom coal, or gon.

Jimmy

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Alamosa September 7 1944	Jimmy Blouch	September 07, 2009 11:23AM
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