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January 06, 2013 04:16PM

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Stewart,
I was leaning towards that as a possibility after looking over photos of the locomotives for this line.

Jim and Jim,
It does seem likely that it is truss rod related and I hadn't considered that this type of block might be used up at the bolster.

The weather was perfect this weekend for treking out along the Magma AZ. We did see some white powder up in the mountains above Superior from the last storm that blew through to remind us that it really is winter.

Dave

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Magma AZ NG archeology	ROW Explorer	January 05, 2013 04:44PM
Re: Magma AZ NG archeology	jim pallow	January 06, 2013 12:17PM
Re: Magma AZ NG archeology	Jim Grigsby	January 06, 2013 12:44PM
Re: Magma AZ NG archeology	Stewart Rhine	January 06, 2013 01:17PM
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