Re: Most difficult narrow gauge locomotive to operate?
| August 13, 2007 11:02PM |
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Kevin S. Wrote:
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> Of the Rio Grande steam locomotives, which of the
> better known locomotives was the most difficult to
> fire? steam? run? or was just plain a quirky
> locomotive?
>
> Of the Rio Grande Southern fleet, which
> locomotives fell into these categories?
>
> Finally, what about the C&S fleet?
>
> I really have too much time on my hands this
> evening.
Same here brother.
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> Of the Rio Grande steam locomotives, which of the
> better known locomotives was the most difficult to
> fire? steam? run? or was just plain a quirky
> locomotive?
>
> Of the Rio Grande Southern fleet, which
> locomotives fell into these categories?
>
> Finally, what about the C&S fleet?
>
> I really have too much time on my hands this
> evening.
Same here brother.
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Kevin S. | August 13, 2007 10:18PM |
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michael | August 13, 2007 11:02PM |
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