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hank

February 21, 2019 06:29AM

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James Wrote:
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> gauge cocks. I've read someplace that they were
> commonly operated by just a single man. I can't
> imagine they were too popular an assignment.

Lathrop said that when he was first promoted to engineer(ca 1889-90) he was assigned to Grand Jct. and ran a switcher by himself. Is that what you were thinking of?

hank

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My Take on a Modernized Class 48	Peyton Smith	February 19, 2019 08:40AM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	James	February 19, 2019 01:29PM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	Peyton Smith	February 19, 2019 05:03PM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	nedsn3	February 19, 2019 06:04PM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	Peyton Smith	February 19, 2019 06:10PM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	Dave Vollmer	February 20, 2019 08:25AM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	James	February 20, 2019 12:43AM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	Peyton Smith	February 20, 2019 07:49AM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	James	February 20, 2019 01:19PM
Re: My Take on a Modernized Class 48	hank	February 21, 2019 06:29AM

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