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John Hillier

March 02, 2003 05:05PM

How did 485 fall in the pit, and what were most obvious reasons for scrapping her? Any info on where, when, how, why, and other such things? I knew one of the K-36's didnt survive, so apparently this is how, so its interesting to me as this is the first I had heard of it. I saw the picture on John Kellys page, so that was helpful.
Thanks!

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K-36 485 turntable accident. LINK	John Kelly (K-36 487)	March 01, 2003 11:06AM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. LINK	Gavin Hamilton	March 01, 2003 01:14PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident.	Greg Scholl	March 01, 2003 01:16PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. LINK	John Kelly (K-36 487)	March 01, 2003 03:45PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. LINK	Robin Warren	March 01, 2003 05:40PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident.	Mike Trent	March 02, 2003 10:22AM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. How?	John Hillier	March 02, 2003 05:05PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. How?	William	March 02, 2003 06:48PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. How?	Fred Beverage	March 03, 2003 08:06AM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. How?	John Hillier	March 04, 2003 04:34PM
Re: K-36 485 turntable accident. How?	Chris Ahrens	March 05, 2003 07:17PM

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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter

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