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Sam Seiber

August 02, 2015 09:39AM

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How long does it take to make a cold locomotive hot?

I thought I too would wait for an expert answer, so.....

From observation, about 2 hours. Based on what I have seen done.

I have no idea how long one takes to cool back down.

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