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Dick

August 09, 2005 03:45PM

In regards to my previous post on the San Pete Valley RR, it's narrow gauge roster consisted of 3 locomotives, all 2-6-0's.
#1(probably) Baldwin; 13x18 cylinders; 41" drivers; origin and build date unknown.
#2 Baldwin; cn #3178; built March 1873; 36" drivers; ex. Cairo & St. Louis #13.
#106 Brooks; cn #801; built Oct 1882; 14x18 cylinders; 42" drivers; ex DSP&P #40, Kansas Central #13 & 106; to SPV in Jan 1894 as #106.
#1 may have been renumbered to #107 about 1894.
Dick Ebright
Roosevelt, Utah

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San Pedro and Sanpete	Rodger Polley	August 08, 2005 10:32PM
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