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Re: PC: Re: PC/TPW power pool



Dear List Members,

Of all the ConRail predecessors, didn't only the Lehigh Valley(LV)  

have the GP-38AC?  I believe that the LV GP-38ACs had the extended cab 

front wall.  Unfortunately, I don't have the Conrail Motive Power 

Review by Paul Withers, or Conrail, volume 1 or 2, by Scott Hartly on                                                                       
me.  Ditto for the Conrail Motive Power Review by Louis Marre, which

may also prove useful.  Thank you. 

                                        Sincerely,

                                        James Koo                                                                      

                                       

>From: Conrailbob -AT- aol.com
>Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1998 11:20:22 EST
>To: penn-central -AT- smellycat.com
>Subject: Re: PC: Re: PC/TPW power pool
>Reply-To: penn-central -AT- smellycat.com
>
>In a message dated 11/24/98 6:33:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,
>pontiac -AT- dreamscape.com writes:
>
><< Also, the extended cab wall is for a specific type of dual control 
where
> the two stands are linked to each other (The "Tandem" control stand) 
such
> that you can change sides without changing any settings, aimed at 
switching
> and back-and-forth type service.   only a few units ever had this, 
about 10
> on PC, 10 PR-SL and 5 RDG SD45's that I know of, whereas other roads 
such
> as EL had dual-control units that did not have this extended cab front 
and
> required more work to set them up for running opposite-end forward.
>  >>
>A question,
>
>    Did the PC's GP38AC's have the extended cab front wall as well?
>
>    Bob D.
>    Conrailbob -AT- aol.com
>
>


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