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I spotted this engine in Ringoes, NJ with the Black River & Western Short Line. Anyone know anything about it?
Looks like the locomotive has had its good days. The loco. is a failure in these days.
The loco. is a failure in these days.
I'm interested. What makes it a failure?
It is not a failure on being a fail of all it's true years in-services. It would be a big failure for a Class I or any other regional, shortlines, or leased railroad co's. Basically, my questions on this loco is that I am wondering how much it could pull and how the engine would be started and finally, how the engine can pull that big freight car or passenger car???
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