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ok.. im not really into horns as much as i like to listen to them, but what is the correct Horn for all guilford diesels includeing the GP40-2LW's GP40's LH and HH, GP9's, GP7's, SD26's SD39's, and the one GP38.. i think the KLW5 or KLW3 fits well... i dunno.
Shawn.
Guilford Rail System
my email
SD70ACe_GM73@yahoo.com
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Probably S3Ls.
John Means
MASW Founder and President
The MASW site is www.freewebs.com/klwtrainsim
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hey john can i get permission to use your horns seems KLW wont let me use the right one which they own..
Shawn.
Guilford Rail System
my email
SD70ACe_GM73@yahoo.com
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Well for the "original" Maine Central's they were Nathan M3s I do believeDwight
From Potatoes to Trains We'll skin 'em all
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For the GP40-2WL's...I would guess K3L's because they were ex-CN.*Some* of the GP40-2's would have either S-3L's, M3's, K3L's....Perhaps even my favorites...the Leslie S5T!!>Mike Forster<
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