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International Railroad Discussion > Steam in South Africa TodayDate: 07/19/24 13:36 Steam in South Africa Today Author: RailRyder Date: 07/19/24 13:37 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: RailRyder Date: 07/19/24 13:48 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: longliveSP That is an interesting tender. Very long.
Date: 07/19/24 14:48 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: NMlurker Photo freight? Surely not in revenue service. I like the diesel shot.
Date: 07/19/24 21:33 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: RailRyder Yesterday's train was the normal revenue local freight train, but with steam power provided by FarRail for our group.
-Jim Date: 07/20/24 05:41 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: jcaestecker Very nice Jim. The final three are artwork in my opinion.
Thanks for posting, -John Date: 07/20/24 10:15 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: tomstp Is that 4-8-4 still a condensing engine? I remember they had those long tenders.
Date: 07/20/24 13:25 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: masterphots The tender is the remains after the condensing equipment was removed. Other than a couple of condensers preserved, all were convertered to non-condensing. Tenders were retained and look like this one.
Date: 07/20/24 21:31 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: RailRyder tomstp Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is that 4-8-4 still a condensing engine? I remember they had those long tenders. No Date: 07/23/24 23:57 Re: Steam in South Africa Today Author: DavidP SAR removed most (maybe all) of the class 25's condensers in the late 1970s. They were effective, but high maintenance items.
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