Pony_Driver
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I've got one of those (non ES) that seems to be stuck in gear. Any tips to unscrewing it?
I probably have the service manual for that.I've got one of those (non ES) that seems to be stuck in gear. Any tips to unscrewing it?
ROCK IT BARBI've got one of those (non ES) that seems to be stuck in gear. Any tips to unscrewing it?
did betty get a hitch built?
Some kind of tire dolly that goes in the receiver .it would also support her sagging booty if done right
nah, more a "the frame doesn't support the van's coachbuilt body all the way to the rear" sort of problemSome kind of tire dolly that goes in the receiver .
Shame that generation of vehicles mostly got scrapped for WW2. I'd love to have buy and restore something like that.
Who needs brakes
Logs large nuff to not touch the ties thus slide on top of the rails drug by steam donke
Hard to believe a single locomotive can overcome so much friction and what appears to be a steep uphill?
Logs basically never got skidded uphill. The mill or the transport was down in the valley by the river (where it's flat and you can lay real rails).Hard to believe a single locomotive can overcome so much friction and what appears to be a steep uphill?