Posted by JerryE on June 30, 2013 | |
Sorry but the phrase "friction bearing trucks" makes no sense, I assume that the poster is referring to non roller bearing fitted trucks?
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Certainly captures the drama ... you can almost imagine that hot, distinctive, oily odor wafting through the air after the train passed. A unique snapshot of the essence of railroading.
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Sorry, if I have created any confusion. I indeed mean "non-roller bearing equipped" trucks. For the twenty years that I worked for the railroad, everyone, including the carmen that replaced the bearings, referred to them as "friction bearings."
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Posted by on June 30, 2013 | |
Friction bearing trucks at their best!
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