Hi All,
One of the best clinics I ever attended was at the St. Paul NASG.
Across the highway from the hotel (Yes. The hotel that the restaurant was
closed by the health department.) there was a museum of Minnesota history or
something. They had a 40' boxcar as a display. Jeff English took us over
there and we crawled all around it while Jeff pointed out details we should
know about. The one detail I remember was the interior being marked at
different heights for the different types of grain. Apparently different
grains have different densities. Very interesting.
Jamie Bothwell
Bethlehem, PA
On Aug 16, 2011, at 2:41 PM, danvandermause wrote:
> This is a great point for us all to keep in mind when building our car fleets
> -- older, obsolete cars were sometimes cascaded down to specific services,
> usually involving contaminating commodities.
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