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Posted by metropod on Mon Aug 4 20:52:03 2008, in response to Re: What is the mechanical condition of the Low V?, posted by JournalSquare-K-Car on Mon Aug 4 19:21:03 2008. Once again you speak and once again all that comes out is B/S asumptions, and you remember what happens when you assume?Frist, the 4 car low-v mueseum train is techincally the the property of Railway Preservation Corp; the MTA is not techincally responcible for them. Second. Actually, someone did wire them backwards once. I was there when they discovered it. You know, people do make mistakes. Acutally, on average, the people who foul up the most are the new guys and the old guys. The new guys for plain old being new, and the old guys for geting complacient in thier work. Third, the parts are in fact extreamly rare, espicaly if they are as old as the car, they all might not work. There are some parts in abundiace, such as Arnine lubricator pads, but a useable low-v resitor grid might be hard to find. |
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