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Earl

June 08, 2022 04:21PM

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From the Timebook:

Sun. June 25, 1995

In 700am

Work Extra 463 (westbound)
eng Knoob
frm Evans

10 cars - 180 tons

Ant - 753a
BH - 1015a
SB - 1115a -water, meet #1
TO -1152p cut out air 3570
OS - 155p-215p meet #4 - cut out air 1039
CU- 428p-435p
CH - 555p

Tie up 630pm

11 1/2 hours

We must have had some air brake problems on the two cars that resulted in the brakes on those car being cut out.

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Some old C&TS pix	John West	June 08, 2022 12:31AM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	Rader Sidetrack	June 08, 2022 06:10AM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	Mark Valerius	June 08, 2022 09:50AM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	guymonmd	June 08, 2022 11:46AM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	trainrider47	June 08, 2022 12:07PM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	IanLK	June 08, 2022 12:28PM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	Jack Spencer	June 08, 2022 12:31PM
487 with 488's tender	John West	June 08, 2022 12:41PM
Re: Some old C&TS pix . . .	Russo Loco	June 08, 2022 02:22PM
Re: Some old C&TS pix . . .	John West	June 08, 2022 02:30PM
Re: Some old C&TS pix . . .	Greg Scholl	June 08, 2022 02:42PM
Re: Martinez Point ??	Russo Loco	June 08, 2022 03:10PM
Re: Some old C&TS pix	Earl	June 08, 2022 04:21PM

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