Re: T-12 Cylinder Cant
| September 22, 2021 12:22PM |
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Here is a photo of 169 on the Chili Line in the 1930's
It appears the cylinder may be canted.
(photo from Denver Public Library)
In recent photos of 169 in Alamosa, the cylinder does not appear to be canted.
So if the T-12 were built originally with canted cylinders, it appears they were changed at some point.
It appears the cylinder may be canted.
(photo from Denver Public Library)
In recent photos of 169 in Alamosa, the cylinder does not appear to be canted.
So if the T-12 were built originally with canted cylinders, it appears they were changed at some point.
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