Joe H. (Milepost S256.0; NS Griffin District)
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Quentin
QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar ....Are these train sets and the tree trimmers from the same Co....? Name sure is spelled the same.
QUOTE: Originally posted by mudchicken "BLACKTHUMB" rides again! (If it grows, it must DIE!!!.....railroaders don't want to see it within 50 feet of the tracks or under their bridges) Asplundh has 2 trainsets. DeAngelo Bros. has a couple more. Somebody (Merciers? RWC?) else has Santa Fe's two sets. All are supplemented by large High-Rail tank trucks.[xx(][xx(][xx(]
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt QUOTE: Originally posted by mudchicken "BLACKTHUMB" rides again! (If it grows, it must DIE!!!.....railroaders don't want to see it within 50 feet of the tracks or under their bridges) Asplundh has 2 trainsets. DeAngelo Bros. has a couple more. Somebody (Merciers? RWC?) else has Santa Fe's two sets. All are supplemented by large High-Rail tank trucks.[xx(][xx(][xx(] Mudchicken, Do you possibly remember the name of a 'weed spraying" company located in Huntington,WVa.quite a few years ago ? They used to keep one of their trains parked close to a main road,and you could see the equipment.
QUOTE: Originally posted by mudchicken QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt QUOTE: Originally posted by mudchicken "BLACKTHUMB" rides again! (If it grows, it must DIE!!!.....railroaders don't want to see it within 50 feet of the tracks or under their bridges) Asplundh has 2 trainsets. DeAngelo Bros. has a couple more. Somebody (Merciers? RWC?) else has Santa Fe's two sets. All are supplemented by large High-Rail tank trucks.[xx(][xx(][xx(] Mudchicken, Do you possibly remember the name of a 'weed spraying" company located in Huntington,WVa.quite a few years ago ? They used to keep one of their trains parked close to a main road,and you could see the equipment. Gone brain dead here... Halston?.....Name is escaping me now... They were also at St. Joseph, MO....Big orange equipment, went bankrupt about 1999, partially sold to DeAngelo Bros. The name I could not remember yesterday was HABCO, Inc.[D)][D)][D)]
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