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Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains
Author: synonymouse
Date: 07-25-2019 - 19:53

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I cannot vouch for any technical inaccuracies in this reminiscence but it sure shows the engineer in this case did know to handle a T-1 with kid gloves and plenty sand to avoid the notorious slipping. But the cinders issue? Maybe the T-1 trust should consider oil fired, not historical and requiring some re-engineering maybe but it is a thought.

Comments are interesting and a range of photos.

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  Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains synonymouse 07-25-2019 - 19:53
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains HUTCH 7.62 07-27-2019 - 10:05
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains synonymouse 07-27-2019 - 11:00
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains HUTCH 7.62 07-27-2019 - 17:20
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains yankingeorgia 07-27-2019 - 18:32
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains HUTCH 7.62 07-27-2019 - 19:21
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains synonymouse 07-27-2019 - 19:51
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains phixer 07-27-2019 - 20:51
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains History Buff 07-28-2019 - 18:37
  Re: Good reading T-1 story from Classic Trains BOB R 07-27-2019 - 11:57


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