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Re: PC: PC 73319

Subject: Re: PC: PC 73319
From: Stephen Vargo <anthrax2525@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2006 10:41:13 -0800 (PST)
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It sounds like a bit of a relic besides being a New Haven car, being an early pig flat.

John Wilson <NH4142 -AT- webtv.net> wrote:

PC73319 (ex-NH 17836) was built in the New Havens' Readville shops in
1954 as a Highway Trailer Flat with a nominal capacity of 50 tons. It
was originally equipped with Timken roller bearings and 33" wheels.
John W.

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References:
- PC: PC 73319
  - From: John Wilson

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