Did 4700N have a horn?
| September 23, 2010 11:17AM |
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I've been looking over various photos and info on #4700N, the US Army diesel tested on the D&RGW, and I can't seem to find a horn.
It clearly had a bell mounted under the frame at the front of the engineer's side of the loco.
Does anyone know if #4700N had a horn?
I do know that diesel #3000 had what looks to be a three chime horn mounted below of the engineers front window.
You can see it here:
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
It clearly had a bell mounted under the frame at the front of the engineer's side of the loco.
Does anyone know if #4700N had a horn?
I do know that diesel #3000 had what looks to be a three chime horn mounted below of the engineers front window.
You can see it here:
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
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