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J.B.Bane

May 13, 2005 04:41PM

Of the many "park" engines both NG and Std. that exist around the country that could become restoration projects at some point, I think there is likely to be an ongoing need for locomotive accessories. These will become harder to find as more enignes like the 9 or SVRy 20 etc. are put into service. I wonder what might be available down there in terms of parts ie. injectors, dynamos, lubricators and such? A container filled with this sort of thing could be a gold mine if someone didn't have to pay much for it in the first place.

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cheaper by the dozen	Stephen Peck	May 13, 2005 02:41PM
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