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Roger Hogan

March 24, 2010 01:33PM

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Rich Murray Wrote:
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> Looks to me like it has some articulation going on
> there.
> It's a 2-4-0 2-4-0 mallet !!

I want to go back and get a video of them moving one of the antennas with this transporter.

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Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Roger Hogan	March 23, 2010 07:48PM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Rich Murray	March 24, 2010 05:09AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Roger Hogan	March 24, 2010 11:51AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Rich Murray	March 24, 2010 11:57AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Roger Hogan	March 24, 2010 01:35PM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	jcpatten	March 24, 2010 05:12AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Roger Hogan	March 24, 2010 11:52AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Rich Murray	March 24, 2010 11:55AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Roger Hogan	March 24, 2010 01:33PM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Rich Murray	March 24, 2010 01:43PM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	jim pallow	March 24, 2010 05:59AM
Re: Parallel Tracks = Moving 230 tons	Roger Hogan	March 24, 2010 11:53AM

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