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Nostalgia & History > More SP oldies but goodies.Date: 07/25/06 17:08 More SP oldies but goodies. Author: SP6190 Date: 07/25/06 17:12 Re: More SP oldies but goodies. Author: mwbridgwater Wow... great shot of the hydraulics. Not many around with all three. Thanks for posting!
Mark Date: 07/25/06 17:12 Re: More SP oldies but goodies. Author: SP6190 Date: 07/25/06 17:26 Re: More SP oldies but goodies. Author: Nitehostler mwbridgwater Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Wow... great shot of the hydraulics. Not many > around with all three. Thanks for posting! > > Mark Not certain, but this may have been the instance where they were tested with the dynomometer car. That may be it in the consist. Tom Date: 07/25/06 17:31 Re: More SP oldies but goodies. Author: SP6190 I believe this shot is of their first trip west. They were tested on the Kaiser ore train on their way up north to Roseville.
Date: 07/25/06 20:41 Re: More SP oldies but goodies. Author: Nitehostler SP6190 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I believe this shot is of their first trip west. > They were tested on the Kaiser ore train on their > way up north to Roseville. Thanks John. You certainly have some beauts here. Thanks for posting them. Tom Date: 07/25/06 22:22 Re: More SP oldies but goodies. Author: wwdrkid That photo of the SP 4411 is amusing, with the I believe 73 inch drivers falling short of reaching the streamline shroud. The later GS engines had 80 inch drivers which came right up to the shroud. Yours is a fine portrait.
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