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Re: (erielack) Athearn EL SD45-2
Donald,
Not likely. Consulting a late era Lackawanna ETT, the most restrictive
point on the mainline was the Bergen Tunnels tracks 1 and 2. Even that
had a clearance of 15 feet 3 inches. If a Train Master would have fit
I'd bet an SD-45-2 would. Besides, by the time the SD-45-2's showed up,
there wouldn't be much reason for them to go through the Bergen Tunnels.
Regards,
Will Shultz
donald kern wrote:
> How about running the Lackawanna side?
>
> Paul R. Tupaczewski wrote:
>
>>
>>I don't think we ever got (or for that matter, ever will) an "official"
>>reason for this. We've heard as reasons:
>>
>>* Maybrook runthroughs
>>* Cleveland "tunnels" (those big low bridges)
>>
>>All seem logical enough, but it doesn't explain why run-through power with
>>"standard" rooftop appliances also ran on trains in these circumstances. I
>>personally would love to see the clearance profile that justified the
>>low-profile appliances. Was it just pure paranoia on someone's part?
>>
>> - Paul
>>
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