For the naysayers:
4014 was relocated within the Fairplex 25 or so years ago, no issues with the Timken bearings and rotating assemblies then, or today , during the same period, volunteers cleaned the interior of the smokebox and firebox, removing copious amount of cinders and ash and performing asbestos abatement.
4014 was untimely selected due to its low mileage, overall condition and completeness (no cut rods-flood damage, abject neglect or missing major appliances) , it was among the last of the 4000's to be shopped and saw limited use prior to being stored serviceable in the Green River roundhouse until retirement in 1962 and subsquent donation to an organization blessed with an ideal year round climate and caring-skilled custodians. Despite the need for a complete teardown, evaluation and rebuild and significient engineering-logistical challenges, I have no doubt that UP made the right selection and will sucessfully restore it to operation.
Dave
The goal is having 4014 operational by the 150th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad's Golden Spike in 2019.