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What kind of Switcher is this?
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Wcleome to the forum, Chris! Have fun and post away! It's always great to see another Canadian on here. <br /> <br />The switcher clearly once belonged to CP because it stll has CP's old maroon and grey colours, but is now lettered for it's new owner. I wouldn't mind finding out more about the history of this engine and why it appears to be sitting on top of a gravel pile. It looks like it hasn't been used in years. If it's just being left to sit there and rust, it ought to be donated to a railroad museum. My dad works at a mine that used to use a switcher like this, plus 2 smaller ones, although they were gone before I was born. I don't know what ever happened to them.
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