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Bill Kepner

May 09, 2000 06:32PM

How close mechanically is the 19 to a more common GE 44-toner ? If there was a one of those out there with satisfactory engines and traction motors that could be donated, could it serve as a long-term parts source ?
It seems that every 6-7 years it has the same problems. Weren't the prime movers rebuilt in the early 90's ? I remember John Bush putting a lot of energy into it about the time it was painted black.

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Offer to John West and RGRPC.	Jim Burrill	May 06, 2000 09:07AM
You're hired!	John West	May 06, 2000 04:24PM
Re: You're hired!	John Hammond	May 06, 2000 07:45PM
Re: You're hired!	Bill Kepner	May 09, 2000 06:32PM
Re: You're hired!	G. Wayne Laepple	May 09, 2000 07:16PM
Re: You're hired!	Phil Johnson	May 09, 2000 09:35PM
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Re: Help	Bruce R. Pier	May 11, 2000 12:03AM
Re: You're hired!	G. Wayne Laepple	May 10, 2000 10:39AM
Re: You're hired!	Phil Johnson	May 10, 2000 09:15PM
Thanks Loop	John West	May 10, 2000 11:35PM
Re: You're hired!	Keith Goodrich	May 12, 2000 10:37PM

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