The DS/SS split - More results


laramielarry <ostresh@...>
 

Thanks to Jeff Aley, the Union Pacific now joins Club 100*. Here is its
summary table with his data added in:

UP__________%___Number
DS________2.0%_____473
SS________0.1%______12
Steel_____97.9%___22,870
Other_____0.0%________0
Known___100.0%___23,355
Unknown___0.0%_______7
Total____100.0%___23,362

Thanks, Jeff!

Best wishes,
Larry Ostresh
Laramie, Wyoming


jaley <jaley@...>
 

On Feb 21, 4:43am, laramielarry wrote:
Subject: [STMFC] The DS/SS split - More results

Thanks to Jeff Aley, the Union Pacific now joins Club 100*. Here is its
summary table with his data added in:

UP__________%___Number
DS________2.0%_____473
SS________0.1%______12
Steel_____97.9%___22,870
Other_____0.0%________0
Known___100.0%___23,355
Unknown___0.0%_______7
Total____100.0%___23,362

Thanks, Jeff!

Best wishes,
Larry Ostresh
Laramie, Wyoming

Larry,

You're welcome! I'd like to get rid of that asterisk; can you
send me the info on the 7 unknown cars?

Thanks,

-Jeff

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Jeff Aley jaley@...
DPG Chipsets Product Engineering
Intel Corporation, Folsom, CA
(916) 356-3533


laramielarry <ostresh@...>
 

--- In STMFC@..., jaley <jaley@...> wrote:

Larry,

I'd like to get rid of that asterisk; can you
send me the info on the 7 unknown cars?

Thanks,

-Jeff
You bet! Here they are:

Road, AAR, Kind, Series, IL, Door, Capy, Qty
UP OSL, XM, Box, 68088-68149, 40'6", 6'0", 100000, 2
UP, XM, Box, 121999-121999, 40'6", 6'0", 100000, 1
UP LA&SL, XM, Box, 132000-132292, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 1
UP OWR&N, XM, Box, 301000-301113, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 1
UP LA&SL, XM, Box, 304800-304871, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 2

Good luck!

Larry


jaley <jaley@...>
 

On Feb 21, 10:49pm, laramielarry wrote:

Road, AAR, Kind, Series, IL, Door, Capy, Qty
UP OSL, XM, Box, 68088-68149, 40'6", 6'0", 100000, 2
no info.

UP, XM, Box, 121999-121999, 40'6", 6'0", 100000, 1
no info.

UP LA&SL, XM, Box, 132000-132292, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 1
Bettendorf underframe, wood supertructure. Double sheathed.

UP OWR&N, XM, Box, 301000-301113, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 1
ditto.

UP LA&SL, XM, Box, 304800-304871, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 2
ditto.



I'll have to do some digging to come up with those last 3 cars.

Regards,

-Jeff


--
Jeff Aley jaley@...
DPG Chipsets Product Engineering
Intel Corporation, Folsom, CA
(916) 356-3533


laramielarry <ostresh@...>
 

--- In STMFC@..., jaley <jaley@...> wrote:

UP LA&SL, XM, Box, 132000-132292, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 1
Bettendorf underframe, wood supertructure. Double sheathed.

UP OWR&N, XM, Box, 301000-301113, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 1
ditto.

UP LA&SL, XM, Box, 304800-304871, 40'0", 6'0", 100000, 2
ditto.

Good job, Jeff! Here is the updated summary table:

UP____________%___Number
DS__________2.0%_____477
SS__________0.1%_______12
Steel_______97.9%___22,870
Other_______0.0%________0
Known_____100.0%___23,359
Unknown_____0.0%_______3
Total______100.0%__ _23,362

Also, I think I know what one of the last 3 Unknowns is: It is the
rather famous UP 100100, renumbered! I'm not absolutely sure of this,
but let me give you the evidence and you can tell me whether you agree.

The car I think is 100100 is:

Road, AAR, Kind, Series, IL, Door, Capy, Qty
UP, XM, Box, 121999-121999, 40'6", 6'0", 100000, 1

In his book "Union Pacific Freight Cars, 1936-51", Terry Metcalf
describes this single-car series as "AAR Boxcar" ("Appendix D, Roster by
Class as of October, 1951"). Terry also includes a reprint of the 1946
ORER in his book - it does not list 121999, but 100100 is listed: The
ORER dimensions etc. given for 100100 in 1946 are EXACTLY the same
dimesions as given for 121999 in both the July 1950 ORER and in the NMRA
reprint of the January 1953 ORER. Interestly, in all three ORER
entries, even though the series is just a single car, "alternative"
values are listed for Outside Width at Eaves (8'10" or 9'7") and for
Outside Height to Eaves (12'11 or 12'9) - I'm not sure how a single car
can have alternative values!!!

So what do you think? Does 121999 = 100100? If so, I'll mark it as DS
and give you the credit, since it was your tenacity that made me dig
deeper.

Thanks, Jeff!

Best wishes,
Larry Ostresh
Laramie, Wyoming