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drgwk37

November 08, 2017 04:54PM

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Greg that was my question, back then they had a lot of cheap labor and I bet they had a bunch of workers shovel out the tail track. Other option would have been to run a loco up in reverse and have it plow the leg of the switch back? One of those things that you had to have been there to believe it! Most interesting stuff eh.

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Rotary on the Silverton Branch	drgwk37	November 08, 2017 10:00AM
Re: Rotary on the Monarch Branch	davegrandt	November 08, 2017 11:59AM
Re: Rotary on the Monarch Branch	Greg Scholl	November 08, 2017 02:50PM
Re: Rotary on the Monarch Branch	drgwk37	November 08, 2017 04:54PM
Re: Rotary on the Monarch Branch	drgwk37	November 08, 2017 05:06PM
Re: Early Monarch operations and the rotary	John K	November 08, 2017 08:27PM
Re: Early Monarch operations and the rotary	Chris Walker	November 08, 2017 08:47PM
Re: Rotary on the Monarch Branch	TonyK375	November 08, 2017 09:39PM
Re: Rotary on the Silverton Branch	Tomstp	November 08, 2017 12:41PM
Re: Rotary on the Silverton Branch	drgwk37	November 08, 2017 04:52PM
Re: Rotary on the Silverton Branch	Herb Kelsey	November 09, 2017 01:57AM

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