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CN&W 4-6-0 1385 needs a new boiler........... WHY????
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<p>[quote user="Dr D"]</p> <p>The only place I know where an entirely new boiler for a steam locomotive has been constructed was in China when they were build brand new steam or when the British reconstructed the Toranado class 4-6-2 Pacific.[/quote]</p> <p>As a matter of fact, Southern #401 (At Monticello R.R. Museum, Illinois) received a new-build boiler several years back.</p> <p>The boiler was made in St. Louis.</p> <p>While it is expensive to make and ship, it is far from lost knowledge. We are fully capable of making locomotive boilers in the US. I think many don't realise this because "new-made boilers" are associated with the Tornado and other European engines.</p> <p>Makes me proud to have a St. Louis-made boiler on 401's frame.</p>
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