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Steam & Excursion > CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney MuseumDate: 02/20/18 17:39 CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: cozephyr Forney Museum of Transportation pulled out Chicago & NorthWestern 444, built by Alco January 1906. She once worked on the Black Hills RR. UP moved equipment around at Forney Museum using the Pepsi lead at Denver, Colorado, February 18, 2018. Kai Sodke, Assistant Director, washed down the retired steam locomotive.
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 02/20/18 17:58 Re: CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: cozephyr Chicago & NorthWestern RR 444, Alco 4-6-0, built January 1906, was washed by Kai Sokde outside Forney Museum of Transportation, Denver, Colorado, February 18, 2018. Union Pacific was donating retired Rio Grande 3006, GP30, and DRGW caboose 01447. They moved museum railroad equipment to make room for new additions.
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 02/20/18 18:33 Re: CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: CPengineer It was pretty tight in there before. Does this mean some of the equipment will now be outside?
Date: 02/20/18 20:23 Re: CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: callum_out Hope they don't get water in the traction motors.
Out Date: 02/21/18 04:24 Re: CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: cozephyr Yes, some equipment has been left outside the Forney Museum including wood passenger car CB&Q 99589 which might move to Calhan, CO. DRGW caboose 01447 was left outside.
Date: 02/21/18 08:57 Re: CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: CPRR How many coats of wax where put on? I want to see my reflection in the boiler!
Posted from iPhone Date: 02/21/18 23:43 Re: CNW 444, Alco 4-6-0, Washed at Forney Museum Author: wpjones C&NW 444 was used for opening ceremonies at BHCRR but never operated there. The last time I saw it was at the old Forney Museum and the main rods were still cabled to the top of the tender from being moved there.
Steve cozephyr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Forney Museum of Transportation pulled out Chicago > & NorthWestern 444, built by Alco January 1906. > She once worked on the Black Hills RR. UP moved > equipment around at Forney Museum using the Pepsi > lead at Denver, Colorado, February 18, 2018. Kai > Sodke, Assistant Director, washed down the retired > steam locomotive. |