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PostPosted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 1:31 am 
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and the motor of the day IS....

a Jeffery!

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Hey John, I stumbled across that same Jeffrey while looking for a steel plant, but forgot what town it is in. What town is it in? Want to mark it on my topomap.

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If I remeber right I think it was yellow.

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:shock: holy smokes i found a parts loco :shock: ok, cmon where is that!

oh wait a minute thats an atlas...... close to ours thought!

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Here is the locomotive that was inside the headframe of the Mt. Hope Mine..

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hmmm. what gauge is that greg?

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30" gauge Mancha & it has now been put on display outside of the Sterling Hill mine museum.

That was one of the two we were trying to get to preserve. Thanks for posting that one Greg.

NICE LITTLE UNIT :!:

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Here is a standard gauge Whitcomb gas powered switching locomotive at the Whippany Railway Museum... Built in 1946...

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Nice WHITCOMB restoration :!:

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i know another nice Whitcomb restoration..... :wink:

That thing would look good parked next to the 1926 Whitcomb

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Here's a big trolley-type from down near Gary, WV.

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its funny how it has a permissible controller, yet (should have) a sparkin' trolley pole.............. Was it a modified cable reel locomotive? That would make a little more sense I think with the permissible controller....



The motorman's position almost looks too simple! the whitcomb has bells and knobs and levels all over the place!

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A Whitcomb with a sweet low cab from way down in Boissevain, VA.

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