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Re: Ex-Hammersley Iron SD50s & C36-7s....Where Are They Now?



On Sat, 31 Jul 1999 18:26:07 +1000, John Duncan McCallum
<mccallum@melbpc.org.au> wrote:

>Krel wrote:
>
>> Two F7's, an Alco C-415 and an NW2 in Aust/US.
>> I think some US locos have operated in South America
>> (Brazil/Argentina) so they would also qualify.
>> Some early SNCF diesels may have found their way to Algeria also, I
>> will try to confirm/deny.
>
>An interesting aside to the above:
>The Alco C-415 was the demonstrator unit. The loco differs from the 
>production units in having a lower cab profile.
>
C-415's were built in three versions. The medium height version of
which there were 13 - the demo & CRIP 415-424 and SP&S 100-101. The
high cab version were SP 2400-2409; Columbia & Cowlitz 701 & Chehalis
Western 684. The single low height cab was Monongahela Connecting 701.
A total of 26 locos built between 4/66 & 12/68.


Cheers

Krel


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