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dougvv

September 23, 2015 04:11AM

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Hi,

The last K37 was built/rebuilt in 1930.

The first K27 was retired in January 1939.

The mikes on the D&RG(W) were at full strenght for about 8 years.

FWIW

Doug vV

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how long did 45 2-8-2s operate on the Rio Grande?	dougvv	September 23, 2015 04:11AM
Re: how long did 45 2-8-2s operate on the Rio Grande?	Charlie Mutschler	September 23, 2015 06:57AM
Re: how long did 45 2-8-2s operate on the Rio Grande?	dougvv	September 23, 2015 03:18PM
Re: how long did 45 2-8-2s operate on the Rio Grande?	hank	September 24, 2015 10:45AM
Maximum of 42 2-8-2s operated on the Rio Grande	dougvv	September 24, 2015 11:54AM

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how long did 45 2-8-2s operate on the Rio Grande?

how long did 45 2-8-2s operate on the Rio Grande?

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Maximum of 42 2-8-2s operated on the Rio Grande