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Re: (erielack) NJT PL42
Additionally part 1, unless you are a NJT employee who has a monetary
interest in said locomotive, why would you care?
Additionally part 2, unless you are Alstom, why would you care?
Additionally part 3, technically, they're not late. The locomotives had
to have had been delivered before 12/31/04 to be exempt from Category II
emissions. The first two were completed and running before that date.
The only modifications made were of an ergonomic nature, and in no way
affected the performance of the locomotive. And, we suspect that if the
locomotives, or at least one, had not been running before 12/31/04, the
FRA/EPA would have granted an exemption from Category II emissions.
Additionally part 4, NJT trains are running fine without them, so why do
you care?
Bill
Steven Kay wrote:
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