Loco

[Vandelay Industries]

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[Onebadcad]

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[Loco Vette]

You mean

[Bruze]

102130

[dvarapala]

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[simpleman68]

You mean

Now THAT'S a pretty girl! :cert:
Scott

[Loco Vette]

Now THAT'S a pretty girl! :cert:
Scott

Thanks! That was the first prototype for our then Tier 3, now Tier 4, locomotives.:hurray:

[Bill]

Thanks! That was the first prototype for our then Tier 3, now Tier 4, locomotives.:hurray:

Do y'all ever wash them? Serious question, I've always wondered. Seems like it would be a needless expense, and when we contracted to UTLX years ago, I don't recall seeing any wash bays in their repair bays.

[Loco Vette]

Do y'all ever wash them? Serious question, I've always wondered. Seems like it would be a needless expense, and when we contracted to UTLX years ago, I don't recall seeing any wash bays in their repair bays.

FRA rules say you have to to prevent slips on oil, etc. Usually done with a power washer over catch trays.

[Bill]

FRA rules say you have to to prevent slips on oil, etc. Usually done with a power washer over catch trays.

That's spot cleaning of the walkways, ladders, etc. I'm talking about washing the whole thing top to bottom.

[Loco Vette]

That's spot cleaning of the walkways, ladders, etc. I'm talking about washing the whole thing top to bottom.

Done also, at least by responsible operators.