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Went hunting, shot some pics of the Hudson 2816 steam trials.
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by edblysard</i> <br /><br />Units 2800 through 2819 has Elsco feedwater heaters, (the air tank looking thing in front of the stack) units 2820 through 2864 had them too, but hidden in a semi-streamlined jacket. <br />2820 to 2864 also had hidden, or domeless boilers, sand domes and steam domes were very short and also hidden by the streamlined effect. <br /> <br />At least 2 of the last units were oil burnners. <br /> <br />Look close at the photos, you can see the air tanks just under the running boards. <br /> <br />Ed <br /> <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />That sounds right to me, I remember when the Royal Hudson 2860 was still running on BC Rail it was much more streamlined than the 2816. The 2860 had no visible feedwater heater and had a much less clutered looking boiler. <br /> <br />I always prefered the 2860, but when I heard they were running the 2816 I didn't hesitate to go watch. [^] <br /> <br />Both burn oil.
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