Re: Mallet?
| October 31, 2019 09:37PM |
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People tend to play pretty fast and loose with what a 'true' mallet is. The D&RGW designated all of their articulated engines as L-XX, (The L coming from mallet), regardless of whether or not they were compounds. Seems even the ancients got it mixed sometimes 
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