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03-24-2018 - 12:31
synonymouse
But the 2926 in Albuquerque appears to be approaching operational. How about a road trip to CSRM?
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03-20-2018 - 19:16
synonymouse
Some years ago a docent at CSRM told me the 4294 is missing many parts. This would pose a challenge, not impossible, but extra work and expense. How about bringing the Santa Fe northern #2926 from
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01-24-2018 - 20:09
Earl Pitts
BOB2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A double header from I'llbequirky to Santa Fe up > the middle of the Freeway......?????? > > The logistics for getting it th
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01-24-2018 - 13:32
BOB2
A double header from I'llbequirky to Santa Fe up the middle of the Freeway......?????? The logistics for getting it there and back would be tricky and expensive. But it would bring a good crowd, I
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01-24-2018 - 12:24
Phixer
I would like to see it in Albuquerque when the 2926 is finished.
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10-03-2017 - 16:06
Don Sharer
Many will think I am crazy for this but Gallup, NM. You are on the TRANSCON and the town has Amtrak service. You are a couple of hours from Albuquerque, 3 hours to Durango and Williams, 4 hours
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10-02-2017 - 21:51
SP 0-6-0
Just recently learned about stack extensions used on the Santa Fe. Example of one on 4-8-4 #3754: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/5M8AAOxyVaBS9j0k/s-l500.jpg The 2926 in Albuquerque now has an o
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05-23-2016 - 13:08
daniel3197
This is terrible news for a lot of western steam locos such as the ATSF 3751, ATSF 2926, SP 4449, SPS 700, and MILW 261. SP 4449 just got done with her 1472 day--15 year boiler work last year 2015
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01-10-2015 - 12:01
BOB2
Great rail trips and great rail traditions? Will 3751 be making the trip to San Berdo this year? I had heard or misheard or picked up somewhere that the reconstruction of platforms on the north
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12-07-2014 - 19:15
Jim Fitzgerald
Interesting, Timken refurbished all their company bearings on the AT&SF 2926 being restored to operation in Albuquerque.
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08-19-2014 - 20:25
Doc Holliday
101. ATSF 2926
Looks like this boys in Albuquerque finally have what looks like a real loco. Link to more pics: ATSF 2926 gets it's cab http://i59.tinypic.com/i44j5v.jpg
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05-26-2014 - 13:38
Jim Fitzgerald
I'm betting on AT&SF 2926 in Albuquerque.
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01-27-2014 - 13:50
Jim Fitzgerald
AT&SF 2926 in Albuquerque is well on its way to operational status.
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04-24-2013 - 22:26
Mike Swanson
Define "far from pristine". If you mean faded paint and missing parts from the diesels, you're right, as many of the diesel locomotives reportedly were stripped of usable parts before being sent to CS
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03-20-2013 - 09:06
E=MC2
Mitch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Safe to assume BNSF is asking to much or did NM > break it's deal? > NM broke the deal. > That's really sad news - consi
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03-19-2013 - 02:14
Mitch
Safe to assume BNSF is asking to much or did NM break it's deal? At what point would it not pay BNSF to drop the cost? If they keep it, to what benefit? Railbanking? Scrap? That's really sad
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09-16-2012 - 21:09
Fan of the Monad
I'm curious as to why it was called a "Casey Jones" excursion. The Casey Jones is associated with a 4-6-0 wheel arrangement and the 2926 was much larger.
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06-24-2010 - 14:23
George Andrews
I think Tom Moungovan has the correct assessment: Where will it run if it is even restored ??? Even established efforts such as Santa Fe 3751 only operate occasionally, and usually under the auspices
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06-24-2010 - 07:47
1stcajon
ATSF 2926 is being restored to run again: http://www.nmslrhs.org/ There are regular updates on the progress posted on trainboard.com under ATSF in Fallen Flags.
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10-21-2009 - 21:13
Mike Swanson
Whups... you're right on all counts; I must have been half asleep. I should know this since I'm part of the group that's restoring AT&SF 2926 and we just completed a full UT survey and inspection of t
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03-26-2008 - 18:57
Barry Draper
cajon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Think the 3751 visit to ABQ is just a pipe dream > now. But as they say it sure would be nice to see > 3751 & 2926 double h
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03-25-2008 - 18:08
cajon
A little more coverage of the 2926 on TrainBoard: http://www.trainboard.com/grapevine/showthread.php?t=93409 Think the 3751 visit to ABQ is just a pipe dream now. But as they say it sure would be ni
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02-01-2008 - 19:45
Mike Swanson
Haven't heard much lately; I haven't seen anything at the Belen yard that would indicate anything's going on out there, nor have I seen or heard of any bulletins from BNSF mentioning progress or any p
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11-26-2007 - 19:59
Larry W. Grant

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05-10-2007 - 15:11
Jim Fitzgerald
Speaking of 4-8-4's, how many are around that have run excursions but no longer do, such as Cotton Belt 819 (we won't restrict this to the west coast), N&W 611, C&O 614, GTW (OC) 6325, all of the Read
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03-30-2007 - 12:44
Mike Swanson
Which one? I know the Alamosa station is still standing and houses the conty offices; the La Veta depot is still in place too, and was serving as the town hall. Haven't heard anything yet on facil
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