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Steam & Excursion > Heber Valley 4028Date: 01/01/09 09:22 Heber Valley 4028 Author: lizzard_45 Here are a few more shots of the 4028, she was outside on 31 Dec 2008.
PHL Paul Liddiard Spanish Fork, UT Date: 01/01/09 09:25 Re: Heber Valley 4028 Author: lizzard_45 Date: 01/01/09 14:24 Re: Heber Valley 4028 Author: cozephyr She looks great! Thanks for getting out in the snow and cold to share it with us.
Any word what will be running for steam and snow event come February 2009? Date: 01/04/09 14:45 Re: Heber Valley 4028 Author: SandingValve cozephyr Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Any word what will be running for steam and snow > event come February 2009? The last time I spoke to CMO- Mike Manweller he mentioned that the 618/1068 was due for a new Form 4 and he was languishing with the thought of removing the drivers, namely the removal of someone's grand idea of welding some heavy plate to the driver counterweights. These will need to be burned off all the drivers so that the tires can be removed from the centers. The welded on plates extend over the tire faces. Needless to say a lot of time with an air-arc, torch and grinder will be the order of the day for that little project. My sympathy goes out to him. For those who don't know, Manweller is quite a 'Black Diamond Pitcher'. Those that know Mike, know what I am talking about. Mike, if you read this- How was your QJ experience? SV Date: 01/04/09 23:12 Re: Heber Valley 4028 Author: davew833 So I wonder when #618 was last re-tired? I have a photo from 1987 that shows the extra counterweight material added on as shown above-- not sure how long before that it was there.
Date: 01/05/09 11:49 Re: Heber Valley 4028 Author: RealSteam davew833 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > So I wonder when #618 was last re-tired? I have a > photo from 1987 that shows the extra counterweight > material added on as shown above-- not sure how > long before that it was there. I would doubt that a tourist railroad would go the effort of putting that extra welded-on strap. My guess would be that it was done by Union Pacific in an effort to better balance the wheels. Date: 01/12/09 22:21 Re: Heber Valley 4028 Author: MRS11818 Nice job on that old Army 60 Tonner. I had the 4007, 4008, 4010 and 4012 in Germany. They were OK with the small cars over there.
Had 1813 at Fort Eustis in 1971. Is she still running OK. MRS11818 |