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Re: Break-in-two
Author: E
Date: 05-30-2014 - 15:11

Q Wrote:
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> Uh. - Maybe the broken knuckle was on the rear
> piece. You know, the piece of the broken train
> that has no engine attached. 50/50 chance of
> that!

So what? In that case, you close the angle cock,
pull up to the new knuckle, load it onto the rear
car, shove back to within about a carlength of the
break, then you only have to carry the knuckle
a carlength or so.

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