OK,Ok Here's another one Seeking Information on SLRX.'s cars .A frequent visitor on the Rutland .This Bud's for you,Armand Premo

For about a year now i have been installing the Dirt Collector to the AB Valve. The Dirt Collector is included in the Tichy "AB" Brake Set and on the Styrene Sprue of the discontinued Grandt

Without pretending to be an expert toolmaker, but speaking as a mechanical engineer with more than a passing acquaintance with manufacturing methods, I believe there can be considerable differences in

I recommend asking this question at: SPSRY@groups.io There is a good chance that there will be an article on these cars in an upcoming quarterly of the SP&S RHS. Ed Edward Sutorik

Jack’s models are of a Fairmont weed sprayer. I supplied him some photos of the Fairmont Equipment. Fairmont also built a weed burner. The M&StL converted a GE gas electric, GE-25, to a weed

I mentioned once years ago, to my friend Terry Wegmann, that I was looking to get 2 of my most favorite kits of all time--the Bill Gould 4-course tank cars. I told him that I was only going to

Yes three Southern SU and one 40 Southern SU Auto car-- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Virtually all flat cars that had a drop brake wheel had a square staff. Now if we could just find the hardware for this mechanism. Bill Pardie Bill P:ardie_,_._,_

And two cars back on hold XL class boxcar, and then perhaps a Southern car. On the next track over, there are 3 more SOUTHERN cars, followed by a Frisco? and then a couple fo ACL ventilated box cars.

Interesting X25 shot. I’m used to the road name and number being on the other side of the door on these “wrong way” door cars. Regards Bruce Bruce F. Smith Auburn, AL "Some

1960's rebuilds -- Tim O'Connor Sterling, Massachusetts

Hi Armand, Can't help with the idiosyncracies of the of the various ERDX cars but as you know these cars, at least all that I am aware of, were NOT refrigerated. They were insulated as they were

 Hi Bob, Nice photo, thanks for calling our attention to it. Since the image was taken in 1932, the car would not yet be terribly old, but it already required patch panels along the entire car

Photo: PRR Boxcar 35920 Good detail of the patches above the sill: http://lists.railfan.net/erielackphoto.cgi?erielack-11-09-19/X7986.jpg Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

Brian/all, These photos seem to be "post 1960" to me. Among other clues I notice that in the last of them there is a guy wearing what looks to me like a fairly modern "safety vest"

And a LV “wrong way” box car just to the right of the two hoppers! Andy Miller

Hi List Members, We get a look at PRR 91641, an X29 class boxcar with center bar lettering in 1926 A detailed view is available at the link below...

 Hi Ted, Good set of eyes you have! I had not noticed that. Claus Schlund

Also saw a Southern 1937 ARA car and a C of G vent car. For you y'all road gents. Fenton -- Fenton Wells 250 Frye Rd Pinehurst NC 28374 910-420-8106 srrfan1401@...

Hello, The image has to be 1940 or later, as there is a Milw Rd ribside double door XA hiding in the back. Ted Schnepf 126 Will Scarlet, Elgin, Ill. 60120 847=697-5353