Yes, exactly. These gons look like, well, regular gons that were not
adapted for CWR use, which would have made rail handling difficult, to say
the least.
"Tupaczewski,
Paul R (Paul)"
<paultup_@_lucent.c To
om> "'Charles_Walsh_@_Berlex.com'"
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erielack-owner_@_li Paul Brezicki
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RE: (erielack) CWR
Please respond to
"Tupaczewski,
Paul R (Paul)"
<paultup_@_lucent.c
om>
> I'm curious how the CWR would have sat in the gons, since CWR
> is somewhat
> flexible and might sink into each gondola.
Traditionally, there are racks with rollers - usually 3 or 4 - on each gon
that held the rails. The racks were close enough to one another to prevent
sagging.
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