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Canadian Railroads > MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3Date: 11/17/14 09:02 MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: tsokolan Date: 11/17/14 09:08 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: kgmontreal Even more tragic is that CP did more than one like that. At one point the St Luc hump set was a pair of them. Oh, the shame!
KG Date: 11/17/14 14:37 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: mcfflyer How...just how could they do that? Lordy, that is just simply butt ugly.
Just sayin'. Lee Hower - Sacramento Date: 11/17/14 16:52 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: eminence_grise Interesting sub lettering under the number, "pulldown", probably to distinguish it from a "hump" locomotive which had slow speed controls and cab signals.
Big hump yards had distinct yard assignments such as "hump", "trimmer" and "pulldown" performing distinct tasks related to the hump yard. Date: 11/17/14 19:56 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: LKeithR Aawww.....I think it's kinda cute....ya know, sorta like a studebaker...
Keith Robertson Langley, BC Date: 11/17/14 20:51 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: thehighwayman Didn't one of these wind up at Crown Zellerbach in Ladysmith ... and then go to the Alberni Pacific in Port Alberni?
Will MacKenzie Dundas, ON Date: 11/17/14 21:51 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: rschonfelder thehighwayman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Didn't one of these wind up at Crown Zellerbach in > Ladysmith ... and then go to the Alberni Pacific > in Port Alberni? I believe CZ did their own thing to their own RS-3; maybe even before CP. Can anyone confirm this? Rick Date: 11/20/14 10:58 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: DrLoco Excellent view for the engineer on the pulldowns, for sure!
Date: 11/21/14 12:56 Re: MLW/ALCO Monday, that Ugly RS-3 Author: eminence_grise rschonfelder Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > > > I believe CZ did their own thing to their own > RS-3; maybe even before CP. Can anyone confirm > this? > > Rick Ex. CP 8427, built March 1953, acquired by Crown Forest Products, 1986 already rebuilt. |