Running old locomotives

jimk Jun 28, 2018

  1. Hardcoaler

    Hardcoaler TrainBoard Member

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    Neat that you saved it. Sometimes the memories evoke just as much happiness as seeing it run.
     
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  2. BNSF FAN

    BNSF FAN TrainBoard Supporter

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    I'll second that comment. :)
     
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  3. pdavidson

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    Got to thank my parents for this. After I left for college, they stashed it away for safe keeping. After I got married and bought a house, they remined me that they still had it and returned it to me. Since then, I have been through multiple moves and a divorce but I managed to hang onto it.
     
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  4. Doug Gosha

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    While I agree with you guys about memories, I am the type who just can't leave something that should be running, alone. It's almost a compulsion (or compelsion, as Barney put it :D) to work on something until it works again. I guess that's why any locomotive I have ever had, including a 1949 American Flyer Atlantic, still runs.

    It also still bugs me that I have the weight from my late brother's 1961 Tyco F9 and I can't get it running again because the rest of it was given away sometime in the past. :D

    Doug
     
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