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Nostalgia & History > Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill)Date: 02/10/04 13:54 Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: highballmfr Sometimes the Engineering engineers get a little carried away. On a beautiful fall day last year when we were testing, the (external)dynamic brake grids ended up being used to grill lunch.
Yes, the hotdogs were eaten.  Date: 02/10/04 14:51 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: MTMEngineer ROFLMAO!
Date: 02/10/04 16:38 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: tracktime Great post! Please post a few more pix of those old SD60MACs that you have out there on the DOT Test Track! Do you folks still have a U30C and GP40-2? Photos of those would be especially appreciated. Thanks! Cheers, Harry Date: 02/11/04 06:49 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: prionw I particularly enjoy "engineering" aspects of railroads and trains - the technology, components, design, manufacture, testing, etc. There doesn't seem to be an appropriate category to post such topics - perhaps we need a "Technology" discussion group?
WP Date: 02/12/04 20:40 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: filmteknik What is he wired up to? The dynamic circuit and put the unit into self-load-test perhaps?
Date: 02/13/04 12:00 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: highballmfr When time permits, I'll post a picture of the SD60MAC's. We still run them daily.
Date: 02/13/04 21:02 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: bnsfjth LOL! Quite possibly the greatest railroad oddity I have ever seen!
-Justin (Hope the hot dogs tasted good...lol) Date: 02/15/04 07:17 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: grande473 Is this at the test track east of Pueblo, CO. Whether it be steam cooking a can of beans with the tricocks, a can of spaghetti on the exhaust manifold or dynamic brake dogs nothing can keep a hungry railroader from his food. Any of you who have met me will attest.
Date: 08/30/12 10:12 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: octrax Why not? Lunch on the road... :- )
Date: 08/30/12 16:58 Re: Engineering oddities (Worlds most powerful grill) Author: bnsf70mac If you want to find out how to cook your meals on a loco, go to google search and type in manifold menus. this guy has it down pretty go.
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