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Erick Nelson

November 03, 2003 03:22PM

According to what I have found out, the turntable was changed out in 1924 from a 50' TT to the 65' TT that came from Alamosa. The riveted plate girder beam construction was fabricated by the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company.
Erick

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Durango 65' Turntable installation	Matt Hutson	November 03, 2003 08:42AM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	El Coke	November 03, 2003 08:53AM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	John Templeton-Chama Station Agent	November 03, 2003 09:11AM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	Jerry Day	November 03, 2003 11:37AM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	Erick Nelson	November 03, 2003 03:22PM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	Matt Hutson	November 03, 2003 03:55PM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	Erick Nelson	November 03, 2003 05:56PM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	Jerry Day	November 03, 2003 06:25PM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	South Park	November 03, 2003 07:25PM
Re: Durango 65' Turntable installation	Jerry Day	November 04, 2003 06:53AM

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