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Here is a NERR train using DPU, at Coyote Wells, on the San Diego & Arizona.Jake Mensel
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WOW! Where'd you get that roadbed? Love the engines!
-Mike
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In real life, the SD&A, SP, and the various manifestations of SD&AE didn't use 6-axle units on the line due to tight radii in the gorge. Did this train make it to the top?
JOhn
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Yep it sure did.Jake Mensel
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