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Rick Steele

December 22, 2000 12:41PM

Yes, American Brake Shoe is still around. It changed its name to ABEX years ago and is still manugacturing shoes.
As a side light, most brake shoes applied to locomotives were a common standard ABEX supplied shoe. You might be able to get a catalogue or some spec's from them.
Rick Steele

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