Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts
Author: synonymouse
Date: 07-23-2017 - 21:51

The Uintah tank articulateds may have been the closest thing.

The Beyer-Garratts were mostly narrow-gauge but slim gauge articulateds were rare in the U.S. Quite possibly the bridges were 19th century and underbuilt and management did not want to upgrade what they regarded as already obsoleted. On the Rio Grande they had to uncouple the 2-8-2's and send them across the bridge near Cumbres one by one. And nobody wanted to buy the NdeM HR-01's. Sad.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  The Last of the Beyer Garratts Ben Kletzer 07-23-2017 - 16:11
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts Dale Jones 07-23-2017 - 16:58
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts Argonaut 07-23-2017 - 17:03
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts YouTube 07-23-2017 - 20:41
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts HUTCH 7.62 07-23-2017 - 21:15
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts synonymouse 07-23-2017 - 21:51
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts Ed Immel 07-25-2017 - 10:22
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts Max Wyss 07-25-2017 - 12:39
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts WebDigger 07-26-2017 - 10:44
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts synonymouse 07-26-2017 - 13:14
  Re: The Last of the Beyer Garratts synonymouse 07-26-2017 - 13:18


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