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Western Railroad Discussion > New use for FREDDate: 03/21/20 12:06 New use for FRED Author: wjpyper Really is a "rear end device" here.
 Date: 03/21/20 12:23 Re: New use for FRED Author: PHall As stupid as people drive that's probably a pretty good idea. Of course the idiots will still claim they didn't see the horse...
Date: 03/21/20 12:31 Re: New use for FRED Author: march_hare Working around livestock, I would call those FREDs, for Flatulent Rear End Devices.
Date: 03/21/20 13:02 Re: New use for FRED Author: tomstp Love it but, who wants to bet how long before someone criticizes it!
Date: 03/21/20 13:12 Re: New use for FRED Author: santafe199 Until yet another future version shows up, I can now (meaning 'again') say I have truly seen it all...
;^) Date: 03/21/20 14:28 Re: New use for FRED Author: usmc1401 Is that Santa Monica CA.
Date: 03/21/20 15:19 Re: New use for FRED Author: TAW march_hare Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Working around livestock, I would call those > FREDs, for Flatulent Rear End Devices. My first thought was, is there a provision for the horse operator to remotely dump the air? TAW Date: 03/21/20 17:01 Re: New use for FRED Author: tomstp TAW: they do it automatically and throw off not needed weight in small balls.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/21/20 17:02 by tomstp. Date: 03/21/20 17:38 Re: New use for FRED Author: BobP Yes. Santa Monica, CA.
Date: 03/22/20 06:49 Re: New use for FRED Author: TonyJ I see a problem when a horse swishing his tail. Some railfan or train crew might think he's looking at a wigwag, or he's getting a wash out sign.
Date: 03/22/20 09:42 Re: New use for FRED Author: justalurker66 I am wodering why I have not seen this before. It is a great idea.
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