To whom it may concern, I have had 1 allegheny pulling 92 cars on a 2 percent 
grade and I ran out of cars so I really don"t know how many it will pull. 
Thanks Bert cutler


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Hi Arden --I don't know haw many cars the 2-6-6-6 will pull, but given Jim K's 
remarks I think I will leave it at the railroad's usual train length of 30-35 
cars. I have a feeling that if it were to hang together it would pull at least 
50 up 2%. It is one sticky loco with those stainless driver tires. Back when I 
first got it I was running the bare chassis (no cab/boiler/weight) with the 
tender full of sound equipment, and it could still pull 30 cars up 2+% around 
44" radius curves! (Now it's your turn to up the story ante!)Have fun!Bill 
WinansThat is a coincidence. Last night my Jess Bennett built Big Boy pulled42 
cars up The Hill (Sherman) at 10 Smiles per hour without a flinch.Wanna drag? 
{:-)I installed a NCE 4 amp decoder in my beast. It draws more power thanour 
air conditioner.Arden G (Lodi CA)-------------------No other single locomotive 
I have seen will pull as> much at a dead crawl as the 2-6-6-6. I would hate to 
see that change!>> Jim K. 






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