Caboose 1342 at Kansas City, Missouri on January 1, 1980 (George Menge).
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I’m intrigued by the different bake wheels: Ajax on the far end and what I think might be a modern W.H. Miner on the near end? I use an old 1986 Mainline Modeler reference guide, so hopefully I’ve identified accurately.
In any event, does anyone know the rhyme or reason behind the difference?
Should be “brake wheels.” Blasted autocorrect on the tablet I’m using, combined with a lack of diligence for careful proofreading.
Probably just used whatever was handy in the spare parts pile.
Ken