DBRR 1792 2014-11-16 A

Name	Type	Comments	Date

William Grimes	General	too big to be a 44-ton...looks like en ex-navy 80-ton.	10/28/2015 8:43:20 PM

Dave Stewart-Candy	General	I'm going to be re-visiting it next month so plan to take some measurements, etc. It's possible it's also a 65-ton but hood length is too short for 80-ton. It's not that big, smaller than some 70 tons I've see up close. Not enough hood doors, just 3 and not 5 in photos of GE 80 tons I've seen.	10/28/2015 9:07:51 PM

Dave Stewart-Candy	General	Wasn't able to get close to this last weekend (as the cafe establishment looked closed) but seeing this again, I'm sure this is a 65-tonner of the 1940-1947 GE design. Found a photo in Diesel First 50 years (p.199) that is identical to this model.	11/26/2015 10:43:57 PM

DBRR 1792 2014-11-16 A
General Electric Model 65-ton yard switcher from 1940-1947 in fictional "Discovery Bay Rail Road" paint scheme - #1792 reflects the year of George Vancouver's exploration of Discovery Bay in the background. (November 16, 2014)
Date: 11/16/2014	Location: Discovery Bay, WA	Views: 193	Collection Of: Dave Stewart-Candy
Locomotives: DBRR 1792(65Tonner )			Author: Dave Stewart-Candy

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: Discovery Bay Railroad (DBRR)

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