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J. B. Bowers

January 06, 2002 09:14PM

Am I correct in assuming that the pocket and holes on the Miller hook were for mating with a link and pin coupler? Or did they use some kind of idler car that had a Miller on one end and a link and pin on the other when they ran passenger cars on a freight train?
J. B. Bowers

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Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	PRR	January 06, 2002 12:13PM
Looks like the knuckle has been removed NM	william	January 06, 2002 12:22PM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	Rick Steele	January 06, 2002 01:25PM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	J. B. Bowers	January 06, 2002 02:57PM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	PRR	January 06, 2002 03:14PM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	C.H.Irvin	January 06, 2002 05:27PM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	Vern Glover	January 06, 2002 05:38PM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	Earl	January 06, 2002 07:40PM
Miller on a mixed train	J. B. Bowers	January 06, 2002 09:14PM
Re: Miller on a mixed train	Curtis F.	January 06, 2002 09:32PM
Mixed Couplers on a Car	Rick Steele	January 07, 2002 08:48AM
Re: Question, type of coupler, DGO, 1905-1923	Randy Hees	January 07, 2002 09:45PM

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