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Old Train Thursday.
Bustednuckles
Documenting The Death Of America
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All excellent but I prefer those big black smoke belching ones. They piss the weenies off.
🙂 Yes!
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https://vimeo.com/240878623
I know I’ve posted this before, but there are always new folks coming on board.
Love this!
Someday will you do a series of train bridges and old train stations? Asking for a friend 🙂
The old train stations aren’t a problem, it is finding trestle bridges and viaducts, I have a few and when I get enough to make a post I will. I have had other requests for the same thing, I haven’t forgot that. One problem is everybody seems to monetize(paywall) their blog and want you to pay to steal their stuff . Sorry, I am po’ folk and ain’t got the bucks to do that.
Thou whine and thou shalt receive. Check your e-mail.
I think Phil needs to can me and hire you!
Not without cheese for that whine
Question to all of you knoweldgable people: Why aren’t modern locomotives referred to as 2-0-2, 3-0-3 or 4-0-4?
I don’t know if this answers your question: I’ve wondered same, this is what I found. It’s called the Whtye System, named after Frederick Whyte, Dutch mechanical engineer.
#’s for wheels and axle(s) ,
https://www.steamlocomotive [ dot ] com/whyte/
and, as RR companies merged over the years, a way to number cars.
https://cs.trains.com/ctr/f/3/t/266836 [ dot ] aspx
Drake, both of your links no worky…
Copy/paste the URL and replace [dot] with a period and they will.
I avoid placing “live” links in comments sections.
Are you going by Drake now? A male duck, seems appropriate… You can put links up, we don’t mind, if more than two it will moderate it and one of us will have to approve it. It is so we can check the links to make sure they ain’t taken us to dark snuff or scam site…
Appreciate the offer to include full html link but I just won’t do that. Again, thank you for that offer.
Using Drake – after initial comment, if I follow up in the same comment thread, simply saving keystrokes.
There’s a renovated caboose for sale in Michigan if anyone’s interested.
https://www.govdeals.com/asset/1123/1997