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Good ol car knocker.....(y)

RIP Clarence.....

Humpers don't bother me some one who kicks dogs does but thanks for your insight....

Do you leave unwanted pups in garbage bags or dumpsters also?? Yikes

Great engines could pull for days easy on easy off great steps and foot boards

If you lift the operating lever without the pin the knuckle falls on the ground a real nice surprise in the middle of the night

Don't even need the knuckle pin if you keep the knuckle closed.....saw that many times

RIP good boy...

RIP Molly....

7235 is Hydro 34 standard transmission both 23 HP

Good place for a switch..is that an old semaphore mast hiding in the tree's ?

May she RIP....

Wonderful pictures of Sandy

RIP Mittens

Good ol ribbon rail..

I have a Tar River 50" tiller works very well with my 1715

Like An Arrow great album...

Great pictures....RIP Buddy

RIP Percy......

If your mother really wants to make things easy she should close her account while she is alive and distribute the money. It could become difficult unless your mom has a will stipulating that upon her death your brother will get the money from that account and that there is nothing outstanding...

Very sad....RIP

Kali looks lovely may she RIP when it's done......

I think they are air dumps 2 sets of hosebags

RIP Mason.....very sad

Road engines used on light rail and neglected road beds way to much HP there to switch an industry When I was working road power was often restricted on an industrial siding for that reason

If there is a Whistle post they should be blowing....

RIP Franky..sorry for your loss

Cant do anything if there is a washout...hit it and hope you dont die

RIP Blue Heeler

And they blame the train crew for "improper" train handling they are the scapegoats behind the throttle.... always have someone to blame or fire

100%

Ballast makes for a good roadbed....nice work

On my 7274 it was the injection pump failing finally had a no start cost around $1300 to repair it. Something to do with small springs inside the pump breaking worked fine after that until I sold it. Mine had about 1100 hrs at the time of failure

There is no shame on the RR these wheels must turn

It's hard to deal with....RIP

Kim Simmons from Savoy Brown passed this week

RIP Mr Jackson

Anhydrous Ammonia?...run Forest run

RIP Dusty......

Chalks are used @ the Ford plant in Oakville

Wonderful.......

RIP Ookster

If you were closer I would take her in a minute

My 7274 was purchased new by me in 1995 it was a great machine and I sold it in 2016 and it is still in use The trans dipstick is where the poster said and be sure to check the level in the front drive axle as well...I just used a screw driver I threw service manuals out for the tractor because...

RIP......It is beyond painful and I will not have another dog because of it as they are truly a best friend.

Mr Cairo.....

You can only hack and slash for so long...more customers going to have to truck it

We called them Spine Cars

Sometimes the DP is the beginning of another train so they split them where you see this

^^^^^ Yes....

Slug or Slave unit extra traction motors

The bang before the derailment sounded to me like a bad cushion drawbar collapsing instead of working as it should and it caused a good amount of slack "run in" maybe the engineman used the independent brake. But empty bulkheads can't absorb slack action when being pushed by shorter loaded cars...

Hopefully In The Grip Of A Tyrefitter RIP

Here is a picture of the relay starting issue fix..... It does (did) work for mine a 7274 which was still going strong when I sold it after 21yrs of ownership good luck

May she RIP..sorry for your loss

Mine was purchased new in 1995 7274 gear not hydro great tractor Mitsubishi drivetrain

Congrats to your son I was a RR man (conductor)for 36yrs and for the most part it was a fine job and the pension is good

Even had snows on....

My 2020 Grand Cherokee with the 3.6 just went round trip from Nia Falls to North Myrtle Beach and back and averaged 25.1 mpg the 8spd transmission is great and it holds the road very well, great to drive.

Billy Preston is in a lot of the new Peter Jackson movie coming out...should be something

Well I worked on the RR for 36 yrs and the difference from when I hired on until I retired was very real. Spur lines, sidings industry all have disappeared and while trains are longer there are fewer of them. Hump yards no longer needed, flat switching taking over main line Locos used in yards...

There was more freight hauled years ago that there is now The railways were relevant back then and basically the only form of transportation.. not anymore there's more rails to trails than rails

Rip Gemma.... I feel your pain this was Gypsy..she was the best

RIP Fraulein Engel

RIP Rusty....you look like a good one

Her name was Gypsy she was a rescue got her on Feb 13/16 she passed on June 13/20 She is still missed everyday a wonderful dog

Very sad..may they RIP

Very little delay with an end of train unit or Fred as it is constantly monitoring BP pressure and can initiate an emergency app from the tail end

LOL been playing Pings since 76....K1's now S59's which I cant let go

Her name is Shirley

I had a Frey loader on my 7274 never let me down sold it with 1400hrs on it

this also works...simple fix.

We also used a Jordan Spreader on occasion

Used the blower for the first time today and it worked very well

Here is a pic of a Jordan Spreader from 1982

Has anyone purchased an aftermarket seat for a 1533? its a 2007 model I just bought one and the seat is toast from sitting outside all the springs are broken and the foam is disintegrating. I talked to a dealer and they are $360 for a new one but I see lots of seats on eBay etc and thought I...

Here is Gypsy she is an American Bulldog who was a "rescue" dog and only hours from being put down She was pregnant and no one knew anything about her but my girlfriend and myself took her in and three days after we got her she had 5 pups but 1 didn't make it. The surviving 4 are now a month old

A real beautiful day here in Niagara 80* and cloudless I was removing some old fence posts and gates and was down to my last post to remove and as I was driving towards its my front tire kicked up an old steel post which I didnt see and it became wedged against my hydraulic filter in the rear...

1st post about an old Cub I have owned since new May/96 Ran fine for 45 mins.shut it off & it would not start seems to be a fuel delivery problem so with 1056 hours on it and no problems since new except for the relay fix which many people have used on this form and the other one- from me-glad I...