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Nostalgia & History > Around the Fort St. Johns BC Rail Yard May 24, 1992Date: 10/15/17 23:37 Around the Fort St. Johns BC Rail Yard May 24, 1992 Author: MartyBernard 1. BCOL 96015
2. BCOL Caboose 1876 3. The excursion RDCs BC-12 and BC-10 4 and 5. block-heater plug ins in the parking lot. Enjoy, Marty Bernard Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/15/17 23:48 by MartyBernard.    Date: 10/15/17 23:38 Re: Around the Fort St. Johns BC Rail Yard May 24, 1992 Author: MartyBernard .
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/15/17 23:49 by MartyBernard.   Date: 10/15/17 23:53 Re: Around the Fort St. Johns BD Rail Yard May 24, 1992 Author: RailRat Block heater GOOD! on cold winter morning, starting car!...BAD! Cracked windshield if covered with ice, on full de-frost setting. Love the pics!
Jim Baker Riverside, CA Date: 10/16/17 04:41 Re: Around the Fort St. Johns BD Rail Yard May 24, 1992 Author: SPDRGWfan Thats the first time I've seen a bay window on a cupola caboose!
Date: 10/16/17 07:09 Re: Around the Fort St. Johns BD Rail Yard May 24, 1992 Author: hoggerdoug 996015 is a MoW flanger. Bay window enabled the operator to see ahead for flanger boards and other obstructions. The block heater plug were nice. Quite often they were temperature controlled and did not energize the circuit until the ambient temperature was somewhere below freezing. Other circuits were on a timing system, quite often 20 minutes on and 40 minutes off. The parking area and plugs for supervisors were energized all the time. Doug
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