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Re: Yomite Mtn Sugar Pine #5 info?
Author: Mike Swanson
Date: 08-04-2008 - 15:28

It's definitely a GE loco, as all of the diesels that the D&S bought were GE units; the trucks are designed specifically for narrow gauge and tight radius turns (such as what one would find at a steel mill), which is why they look different from what's usually under GE center-cabs.

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  Yomite Mtn Sugar Pine #5 info? John Barnhill 08-02-2008 - 18:35
  Re: Yomite Mtn Sugar Pine #5 info? Craig Tambo 08-03-2008 - 19:46
  Re: Yomite Mtn Sugar Pine #5 info? Ray Long 08-03-2008 - 21:56
  Re: Yomite Mtn Sugar Pine #5 info? John Barnhill 08-04-2008 - 15:00
  Re: Yomite Mtn Sugar Pine #5 info? Mike Swanson 08-04-2008 - 15:28


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