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[overkill650]

hey guys, i was away in south jersey racing with my dad. it was a two day event. sat. morning, on the way back to the track, i spotted a locomotive sitting in a scrapyard. i told my dad to go back, and i went to inspect it.

it was a "PLYMOUTH" locomotive, like a small shunter. it wasnt narrow gauge, but the wheels were huge...like tall and really wide...like each wheel was about 4-6 inches wide.

this thing was shot, but still had the couplers, thick glass windows, controls, motor and trucks. it was a two axle loco.

ask me anything you want to know about it.

also, was this a good loco? i tried looking it up, but only some come close.

i took a pic with my phone, but ill see if i can get it up on here

 

[mjolnir]

Here's a bit of information on Plymouth

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Locomotive_Works

for pictures of other locomotives, see the links under "Plymouth" at

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/modelList.aspx, or do use your favorite image search engine.

ns

 

[overkill650]

http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/mlum7.jpg

i found a site with pics oif different ones. this is the one. its a 30 tonner!!

 

[817TAYLOR]

i have two questions
1. Can i see the pic you took on your phone?
2. Where was this?

 

[Kon1786]

Was this at the place off RT 73 on Jackson road on the way to atco ? theres all kinds of crazy stuff in there.

 

[overkill650]

yeah kon thats the place. we saw it and had to go back. it wasnt open sunday, but i wanted to go in

 

[overkill650]

i have two questions
1. Can i see the pic you took on your phone?
2. Where was this?

1. i will try to post the pics.

2. it was in atco, nj, like 1 mile west of the racetrack

 

[masterowner]

Better title: "Help Needed in Identifying Locomotive"