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Jerry Day

April 23, 2000 08:34PM

Sorry again for getting into this late. I must make a comment on the info on 474. 474 was used as the Crested Butte branch engine for years and was not equipped with a pilot plow or steam lines. The reason it was not equipped with a plow pilot was because they used plow gon 09271 out of Gunnison on the Crested Butte, Baldwin, Lake City branches and the main line to Cimmaron. They also used it sometimes on Marshall Pass.

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Snowplows on D&RGW locos	Bill Malin	April 15, 2000 03:38AM
Snowplow Poop	Mike Trent	April 15, 2000 06:46AM
Re: Snowplow Poop	Bill Malin	April 15, 2000 11:38AM
Re: More Snowplow	Wade Hall	April 15, 2000 11:51AM
Re: Some corrections	Wade Hall	April 15, 2000 12:34PM
Snowplow Brackets and Logistics	Mike Trent	April 15, 2000 04:05PM
Re: More variables	Wade Hall	April 15, 2000 04:37PM
Re: More variables	Mike Trent	April 15, 2000 06:42PM
Never say never	John West	April 15, 2000 07:00PM
Snowplows - More Variables?	Stevo del Applegato	April 16, 2000 06:19AM
Re: More Snowplow	Jerry Day	April 23, 2000 08:34PM
Re: Snowplow Poop	mark czerwinski	April 17, 2000 12:55PM
Re: Snowplows on D&RGW locos	jeff Smith	April 19, 2000 10:25PM
Re: Snowplows on D&RGW locos	Jerry Day	April 23, 2000 08:41PM

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