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pistons and rods on steam locos
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by jesionowski</i> <br /><br />Except on the PRR, they used a left hand lead, and BLI did this incorrectly on their PRR models. <br /> <br />Also if a Three Cylinder Engine is modeled the crankpins are offset by I think 60 degrees to account for the third cylinder. <br /> <br />Rick <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />I inserted almost the same thing as you, before I read the rest of the comments. <br /> <br />Do you know of the other road that might have used a left lead? It would be a road that built their own of course, since all of the major builders did use the right hand lead as standard. <br />Sorry about the duplication. <br />You are correct about the 3 cylinder engines having 60 degree cranks. <br /> <br />Three of the 3 cylinder engines are preserved. <br />
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