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Earl

February 01, 2024 09:51PM

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480 did run for a few years with the short SG stack. It was also a bit bigger in diameter. During the "Ridgway Spark Arrestor Era" (remember that kids?), 480 had a specially built one of slightly bigger diameter.

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492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Olaf Rasmussen	January 31, 2024 06:10PM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Earl	January 31, 2024 11:15PM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Tom Stewart	February 01, 2024 11:41AM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Jim Armstrong	February 01, 2024 08:39AM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	MD Ramsey	February 01, 2024 09:08AM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Earl	February 01, 2024 11:46AM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Jim Armstrong	February 01, 2024 01:20PM
Doubleheading Chama to Azotea.	John West	February 01, 2024 05:35PM
Re: Doubleheading Chama to Azotea.	Jim Armstrong	February 01, 2024 07:14PM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Kelly Anderson	February 01, 2024 12:22PM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Olaf Rasmussen	February 01, 2024 04:06PM
Re: 492, 493, 480, and 488 moving freight from Chama 60 years ago today - January 31, 1964	Earl	February 01, 2024 09:51PM

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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter

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