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John Hammond

April 12, 2000 07:57PM

Mike: Don't know all the answers, but pipe sizes would be5-1/2" production casing, 3-1/2' for drill stem, 12-18" for surface casing. Have noticed pictures of empties where the idlers were grouped together, same with the pipe gons. Never have counted in my lists how many gons and idlers there were. Know from the number series there were 75 cars in the 6700's. However there were a number of other idlers that were not in the 6700's. John

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Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	Mike Trent	April 12, 2000 06:57PM
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Re: Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	Fred	April 12, 2000 11:12PM
Re: Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	Boris Serena	April 12, 2000 11:16PM
Re: Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	Chris Callaway	April 13, 2000 08:08AM
Re: Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	Josh McNeal	April 13, 2000 10:56AM
Re: Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	John West	April 13, 2000 12:11PM
Re: Pipe Train Questions for Dummies	AC Woodward	April 14, 2000 08:59PM

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