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UP MT-73- coal vs. oil tenders
UP MT-73- coal vs. oil tenders
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ragnar
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April 2005
From: Glendale Az
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Posted by
ragnar
on Friday, May 19, 2006 1:34 PM
Wow their listing's of DVD is awesome!!
The Great Northern Lives!
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S class
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May 2006
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Posted by
S class
on Friday, May 19, 2006 4:07 AM
The Union Pacific Historical Society publishes a series of books dealing with each class of locos in turn. There are a couple of books on the MT73's available at a good price here http://www.mcmillanpublications.com/
Ryan in South Africa
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marknewton
Member since
December 2002
From: Sydney, Australia
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Posted by
marknewton
on Thursday, May 18, 2006 7:26 PM
Engine numbers 7850 to 7859 were
built
as oilburners for UP subsidiary road Los Angeles & Salt Lake. As far as I'm aware the remainder of the class burned coal throughout their service life.
Cheers,
Mark.
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bpickering
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September 2004
From: East-Side Seattle
455 posts
UP MT-73- coal vs. oil tenders
Posted by
bpickering
on Thursday, May 18, 2006 1:48 PM
Hi, there.
Looking for info about the UP MT-73s- either direct or indirect. Was looking at the Locomotive Cyclopedia Vol. I, and found an article about the MoPac MT-75s, but haven't found the UP versions.
Regarding the
UP
MT-73's- when were they (and if only some, about what proportion) converted from coal to oil?
Where did they tend to be used- plains or mountains (may seem like a silly question, given their name, but just checking...)
Suggestions for sources to read up?
Thanks,
Brian Pickering
Brian Pickering "Typos are very important to all written form. It gives the reader something to look for so they aren't distracted by the total lack of content in your writing." - Randy K. Milholland
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