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MD Ramsey

February 01, 2018 02:41PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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The K-36 and K-37 locomotives were usually equipped with spark arrestors when they still had their Master Mechanic front ends. When these were changed to Cyclone front ends in the late thirties/early forties (I can't remember which) the arrestors started to disappear.

MDR

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