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Re: STMA log flats
Author: hepkema
Date: 12-09-2009 - 20:35

I was thru there last Friday. They aren't making a big pile, but are steadily cutting and putting the remains directly into gondolas as they go. There are still a few visible long strings around town. From the UP Plummer Turns that I have seen coming into Spokane, they seem to have 3 to 4 gons per train (average)--making about 9-12 per week. It looks like there are remains of 2 log flats per gon. Do the math.

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  STMA log flats Tom 12-09-2009 - 10:37
  Re: STMA log flats Jon 12-09-2009 - 11:03
  Re: STMA log flats Bruce Kelly 12-09-2009 - 11:59
  Re: STMA log flats Tom 12-09-2009 - 12:29
  Re: STMA log flats hepkema 12-09-2009 - 20:35
  Re: STMA log flats Bruce Kelly 12-10-2009 - 06:27
  Re: STMA log flats Rolland A. Meyers 12-10-2009 - 12:05
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  Re: STMA log flats Ken Cotton 12-10-2009 - 20:15
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