Good to hear Frank ! A speady recovery from all that happened.
Mike.
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last mountain & eastern hogger Hi Frank, I am sure glad that you checked in. I'm with Mike and I believe many others who have been wondering about you and how you were doing. It certainly has been a while since we have heard from you, Please fill us in if you don't mind ane if you do, just tell me to stuff it. Either way, were glad you're back and not on the R.I.P. track. Best Wishes, Johnboy.................and out
Hi Frank, I am sure glad that you checked in. I'm with Mike and I believe many others who have been wondering about you and how you were doing. It certainly has been a while since we have heard from you, Please fill us in if you don't mind ane if you do, just tell me to stuff it. Either way, were glad you're back and not on the R.I.P. track.
Best Wishes, Johnboy.................and out
Don't mean to High jack Brent's thread.................
But Thank You Johnboy & Mike.............I feel good that I actually was missed, while I was still "kicking'', not on R.I.P. list.
Still recovering from a visit from tragety, loss, that My immediate family has be through the past 5 months......Myself included. We are already on Our way to fully becoming stronger in our quest for a better life..............
I will still be around from time to time..........remember My AKA is "The Shadow'', LOL.....
Take Care, All,
Frank
from Saskatchewan, in the Great White North..
We have met the enemy, and he is us............ (Pogo)
dknelson Hey Brent, for those of us kibitzers who followed this saga with bewildered interest, could you post a photograph of the Rapido car showing just where the part goes? Dave Nelson
Hey Brent, for those of us kibitzers who followed this saga with bewildered interest, could you post a photograph of the Rapido car showing just where the part goes?
Dave Nelson
Yes, it is the bar down the side of the diaphragm. Hard to spot unless you are looking for it.
Brent
"All of the world's problems are the result of the difference between how we think and how the world works."
Not Brent but I think it is this
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
DING! DING! DING! DING! DING!
How did you know that John? I looked at the Rapido coaches (obviously not hard enough) and I did not see those parts until you told me they were there.
I have thirteen cars and you guessed it, after close inspection (required as the part is hardly visible) car #13 was the one missing the part. It is now back in place. A press-fit that obviously wasn't pressed home the first time because it is very secure now. You must be a Rapido guru.
Thanks, John
I think it might be part of the diaphragm on the end of a Rapido passenger car. Take a look at the parts diagram and there is a piece that looks similar.
John
The two closely-spaced mounting pegs are unusual. At first glance, I almost thought it to be the door-latching mechanism for a reefer, but there's no handle.
Wayne
From a distance, or bad eyes, it looks like two people sitting in the rear of a long boat on a lake.
Frank! Alright! I was thinking you feel off the earth!
Where do all these parts go? LOL
You're part, looks like some sort of plumbing from a steamer.
Take Care!
Too thick for a brake rod on a car. ANd those look more like standoffs than pipe unions on the right side. Handrail/conduit or steam/water pipe maybe? Missing any parts on the Royals?
--Randy
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I guess I will have to survey the fleet, I was hoping to at least have it narrowed down.
looks like a part I'm missing from my boxcab diesel, but I'm guessing it's from a passenger car.
Looks like part of a brake line from underneath a boxcar? Check your rolling stock for missing parts...
Tom
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Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
Sorry, DUH! I should have included that.
32mm
How long is it?
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
Yep, found this laying trackside, not sure where it came from. Anyone?