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ReflectionsBy C. H. Wendel23/2/21 Q. The engine shown in the photo with this caption number has "Sept 1, 1924" and "GN 2965" cast into the main base. The engine was used by the railroad to fill water tanks. It weighs 3600 pounds. Would appreciate any information on this engine, especially the model, horsepower, starting and adjustments. Myrl Miller, RR 2, Box A69, Odessa, WA 99159. 23/2/21 A. Although it is difficult to tell for sure, we suspect your engine is an old Type N Fairbanks-Morse model- this despite the 1924 casting date. The round connecting rod, and exceptionally long crank throw support our contention, and the main bearing caps appear to be of Type N heritage. Perhaps someone can verify our contention on the basis of the casting part number furnished by Mr. Miller. 23/2/22 B. A. Braude, RD 4, Box 232, Johnstown, PA 15905 would like to hear from som... 809 of 15441 characters shown.
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