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Chris
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i love that porter at steamtown, it would be great to do a running resto on that and take it for a little toodle down the track.

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hey ray, can you find some info on this locomotive. then ill post a pic :wink:

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Industrial Rail Ray
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Chris, GE records show it was sent to Moffatt Coal Company. I believe it was originally built for Glen Alden Coal in 1905, but later operated for Moffatt.

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wow, that's an old style plate....

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UGMiner Banks
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..... thats.... ironic, to say the least.... :D

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Chris
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yea..... thats funny. was operated by glen alden went to moffat who went out of business. then went elsewhere and came back to........ the 190 slope, a moffat operation!

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That is an awsome picture.

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Industrial Rail Ray has a phenomenal data base and what's even more amazing is these records were created and maintained long before computers or any semblance of a modern office

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chris, do you have a picture of the operator's end of that GE motor?

and how about one of that hudson coal co battery motor in the museum?

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as per johns request........



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its missing the cable reel, controller handle, controls for the sanders and traction motors.

Now no more! ill post the rest after the anthracite convention on march 9th :D

as for the one in the museum:

http://www.ironminers.com/mineforum/vie ... php?t=1150

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Well I am back finally off the road. That is an old one alrights the vertical brake wheel gives it away as well as the builders plate.

Nice shots Chris

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i like those vertical brake wheels. They seem like they'd be easier to use being that they're higher.

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Well here is one that I don't think anyone has ran across:

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Mancha took their 1-1/2, 4 & 5 ton storage battery locomotive & made them gas electrics. (SMALL GAS ELECTRICS)

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Old Jeffrey turtle back mine locomotive. Check out the gas operated headlight that dates it.

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Well after reviewing this thread I realized that most of the locmotives pictured were at museums or scrap yards.

So we decided to post a few showing mine locomotives still in service at mines doing the job they were built for (HAULING COAL or working at the mine).

Great picture with a Greensburg Storage Battery in service.

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