[PRCo] Re: [PRCo]
Fred Schneider
fschnei at supernet.com
Sun Feb 9 18:27:55 EST 2003
Closer to the street in Irwin than where?
"Edward H. Lybarger" wrote:
> That paragraph about motor failures was pure Brownie. Just like the
> Connellsville car house was in Uniontown! There is no reason the motors
> would not tolerate the voltages out there...if the motors were running that
> close to their top end something would be radically wrong. The cars served
> well on Latrobe, Phillips and Fairchance until the demand for larger cars
> necessitated the conversion of 8 of the 10 remaining 2-man 700s. But the
> motors did not like water...and they were closer to the street on the Irwin
> line! The Valley Route was largely side-of-the road with sidings extending
> out into the street.
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