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Wasatch Railroad Contractors at Cabin Fever
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Author:  John E. Rimmasch [ Thu Apr 11, 2013 1:23 pm ]
Post subject:  Wasatch Railroad Contractors at Cabin Fever

This weekend WRC will be attending the Cabin Fever show in York, PA. Our 1911 Cagney Class D, No 2. will be in operation. The No.2 was the pattern behind the new Cagney Class D's that we are currently producing in Cheyenne, WY. Shown here is Cagney No 1, the first of the new locomotives. We are planning on test firing the No. 1 in the next two weeks.

Additionally, WRC has just finished a number of small boilers for a variety of projects. Just this year alone we have turned out more than 10 ASME "S" Stamp boilers. In May we will be holding an open house and Grand Opening of our new Cheyenne, WY. facility. The open house is in conjunction with the Sherman Hill Model Railroad Clubs annual show. Additionally, APPRCO will be bringing a train in for a special tour in conjunction with the other railroad events being held that weekend. We invite all of you to attend our open house and the other great events in Cheyenne, May 18-19, 2013.

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File comment: No. 2 at World's Greatest Hobby San Mateo in early March. Brand new paint job!
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File comment: Some of the ASME "S" stamp boilers along with a few locomotives in the background
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Author:  David H. Hamley [ Thu Apr 11, 2013 3:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Wasatch Railroad Contractors at Cabin Fever

Neat! If it weren't for a few modern items, e.g., the orange plastic bucket, that shop view could have been taken in 1940.

Author:  co614 [ Thu Apr 11, 2013 5:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Wasatch Railroad Contractors at Cabin Fever

Thanks for posting John. What guage are those engines? Approx. what would it cost to purchase a loco., 4 pssgr. cars and 1 mile of track??

Beautiful looking work on the finished one.

Thanks, Ross Rowland

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