I do not want to propose any more polls, but it would be interesting to see
how many people note whether the wheelsets are code 110, 88, 87, etc. as
they watch their trains running around the track.
- Earl Henry, Nashville
In a message dated 12/30/2011 3:54:02 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
I don't change out anything. I run everything from the old Miller Code 125
wheels to the latest SHS Code 110. The only qualifying factor is that they
be RP-25 profile, which came about as a result of pioneering efforts many
years ago and has only had a positive effect on reliable operation.
When I'm in the middle of "switching the mill", wheel width is the last
thing on my mind, as long as they stay on the track!
Bob Nicholson _______________________________________________________
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