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Casey Carlson

December 10, 2005 06:23PM

I've recently had the pleasure of talking with several men who worked in the Skagway shops during the war, and they all had pretty high opinions of the K-28's. The concensus was that they were tough locomotives and that they served well. Now, granted, these guys didn't run them out on the road, so talking with an engineman who worked on them could be a whole different story...

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Working on the three K-28s	El Coke	December 09, 2005 08:41AM
Re: Working on the three K-28s	Philip H. Walters	December 09, 2005 09:36AM
Re: Working on the three K-28s	Erik W	December 09, 2005 10:30AM
476	Bob	December 09, 2005 01:15PM
Re: 476	Herb Kelsey	December 09, 2005 01:31PM
Re: 476	Kevin Cook	December 09, 2005 02:31PM
Re: 476	Josh McNeal	December 09, 2005 10:27PM
Re: Working on the three K-28s	Herb Kelsey	December 09, 2005 01:25PM
Thank you!!!	Jason Arnot	December 09, 2005 04:16PM
Re: Working on the three K-28s	WP&Ymike	December 10, 2005 01:09AM
Actually, Mike...	El Coke	December 10, 2005 08:51AM
Re: Actually, Mike...	John Bush	December 10, 2005 09:27AM
770th mechanics	Casey Carlson	December 10, 2005 06:23PM
Re: Actually	WP&Ymike	December 10, 2005 06:54PM
Good stuff,Mike !	El Coke	December 10, 2005 07:41PM
Re: K-28s derailed?	WP&Ymike	December 10, 2005 08:40PM
Re: Working on the three K-28s	earl	December 13, 2005 11:30AM

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