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Wow.
Cheers
Arthur
In qrig@yahoogroups.com, G S <kenworth_10x6@...> wrote:
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Hi all Looks like the GNR has reopened following last Friday's Homestead derailment. 08.00 2833/2850 9T?? 51 empty VFMQ for Phosphate Hill - Jetty Branch Might...
Someone was wondering how QR loco's compare to standard gauge loco's. Here are some links to show how loco's similar to QR's Clyde's would compare to American...
... Wow. Cheers Arthur ... loco's. Here are some links to show how loco's similar to QR's Clyde's would compare to American standard gauge loco's. Latin ...
And of course the G12 is a near dead ringer for the 1400's. It even has the dynamic brake in the high hood which some of QR's had, although I can't remember...
... No doubt about that, considering that NZ G12s (although they've been rebuilt as G22s) are still the backbone of operations over there, it seems QR's early...
Garner The early Clyde's with the dynamic brake resistor bank pods were 1460 class. Robert This e-mail and any attachments may contain confidential information...
... 1470, 1471, 1498-1501 had dynamic brakes. 1501 was also the last G12C QR purchased. Cheers Arthur ... 1460 class. ... information that is intended solely...