Some of my friends have purchased lead chimney flashing from a big box store and cut it up into strips which can be glued most anywhere Tom Pearson

When would they have quit loading cars in box cars this way? Tom in Texas

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After seeing Dennis' comment about lake coal for the Port Washington power plant, I asked my brother who lives nearby what he remembered I can verify that the old Port Washington power plant took all

Relative to fixing the wobble problem, I have had good luck using the ribbed bolster washers sold by Proto 87 Stores Tom Pearson Benbrook, Texas

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I went to the NMRA site and used the magazine index and found this article which is probably the correct one It was in the September 1971 issue of RMC Moisture trap coil for compressors by Anderson, E

I built one of the copper tube after coolers from the article you mentioned and it worked fine. I traded the unit to a friend years ago so I don't remember all of the specifics Tom in Texas

I have purchased lead chimney "jacks" in the roofing departments of Lowes or Home Depot Tom in Texas

I had a similar problem with one of the old Dremel cordless drills and my local BatterIes Plus store rebuilt the battery pack for a very reasonable fee Tom in Texas

I have success with both bending up the lip of the metal cover and also super gluing a narrow piece of .010 thick styrene to the lip of the cover Tom in Texas

Here in central Texas we use Xylene purchased from the big box stores as a thinner for Floquil Tom in Round Rock **************A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps! (htt

I apologize if this is off list, but I haven't been able to find an AAR car code for the ore cars like those used by the DM&IR Thanks in advance, Tom in Texas

If you don't mind a little cutting, Home Depot or Lowe's usually has lead roof flashing shaped to fit around vent stacks Tom in Texas **************Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S.

Is there an on line source for the paint schemes used by the major oil companies on their tank car fleets? Tom in Texas ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com