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John Cole

December 10, 2006 12:49PM

Love your idea Jack, but I have two questions. How much longer building would you need on the three longer leads? Looks like you would need a switch at the turntable for the outside track lead to the "new" engine house now being used today, is that possible? Replacing the building on the East side over the swamp with a longer building is going to take a SERIOUS retaining wall! Fun to ponder though, you could extend the back of the building to almost connect to the existing building for even more storage.
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Chama Roundhouse and Turntable LINK	drgw480	December 10, 2006 11:20AM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable PIC	jack	December 10, 2006 12:26PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	John Cole	December 10, 2006 12:49PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	Mike Trent	December 10, 2006 01:12PM
WARNING: AMUSING NONSENCE	jack	December 10, 2006 02:09PM
Re: WARNING: AMUSING NONSENCE	John Cole	December 10, 2006 02:45PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	Dave Dye	December 10, 2006 03:03PM
That should have been 66'6" for a K-36 NM	Dave Dye	December 10, 2006 03:07PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	Kevin Bush	December 10, 2006 03:15PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	drgw480	December 10, 2006 03:35PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	John Cole	December 10, 2006 06:32PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	Douglas vV	December 10, 2006 06:43PM
Shop @ the end of the wye	jack	December 10, 2006 06:52PM
Re: Shop @ the end of the wye	Paul Uhland	December 13, 2006 09:12PM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	Chile John	December 11, 2006 09:24AM
Re: Chama Roundhouse and Turntable	Mark Valerius	December 11, 2006 12:13PM

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