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Paul

September 12, 2006 05:28PM

How was the tender attached to the ditcher? I would assume it would be a drawbar(?) but could it be a coupler? I am modeling the ditcher in Sn3 and have a tender but the front on the tender obviously is for a drawbar but the ditcher has a coupler on both ends (brass by Overland). Thanks! *link*

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