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I just read through the article and found out it's really outdated. Copy and paste from the beginning of the article:
*API's latest service standard is "SL."*
*API's latest service standard is "SL."*
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Really, I wonder what that would be?
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Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
I just read through the article and found out it's really outdated. Copy and paste from the beginning of the article:
*API's latest service standard is "SL."*
Yeah, that too. It's dated 2017 but seems like an old article.
I just read through the article and found out it's really outdated. Copy and paste from the beginning of the article:
*API's latest service standard is "SL."*
Yeah, that too. It's dated 2017 but seems like an old article.
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Originally Posted By: Garak
I liked when PM had a lot of actual car how-tos. Now, all that stuff is on their web page instead of in print, obviated the need for the magazine.
This used to be one of my favorite magazines along with NatGeo and Popular Science. I even enjoyed the smell of paper.
I liked when PM had a lot of actual car how-tos. Now, all that stuff is on their web page instead of in print, obviated the need for the magazine.
This used to be one of my favorite magazines along with NatGeo and Popular Science. I even enjoyed the smell of paper.
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Originally Posted By: userfriendly
OK, a 50 year old GP40. Prolly headed to the Boise scrap pile anyway, so how much damage can you do?
Wait, what? Boise has a locomotive scrap yard? Wish I had known that when I was there recently
OK, a 50 year old GP40. Prolly headed to the Boise scrap pile anyway, so how much damage can you do?
Wait, what? Boise has a locomotive scrap yard? Wish I had known that when I was there recently
Originally Posted By: wemay
This used to be one of my favorite magazines along with NatGeo and Popular Science. I even enjoyed the smell of paper.
Their how-tos, as I mentioned, were great. They'd cover some of the latest technology, and things to watch out for. Now, it's not anywhere close what it used to be. Their "reviews" are informercials for dealers. The how-to stuff is basically gone.
Of course, the net is filled with how-to information, and it's difficult to compete with that. But, like you, I find it hard to replace the actual hard copy.
This used to be one of my favorite magazines along with NatGeo and Popular Science. I even enjoyed the smell of paper.
Their how-tos, as I mentioned, were great. They'd cover some of the latest technology, and things to watch out for. Now, it's not anywhere close what it used to be. Their "reviews" are informercials for dealers. The how-to stuff is basically gone.
Of course, the net is filled with how-to information, and it's difficult to compete with that. But, like you, I find it hard to replace the actual hard copy.
I was hoping this thread was about Particulate Matter
For particulate matter, we'll start with the forest fires California & BC, Canada, then move on to volcano eruptions.
Boise & locomotive=
www.american-rails.com MK scrap &/or rebuild
www.railserve.com
www.wabtec.com
Boise & locomotive=
www.american-rails.com MK scrap &/or rebuild
www.railserve.com
www.wabtec.com
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Originally Posted By: wemay
Really, I wonder what that would be?
Now THAT is interesting! I'd like to know what these features are too.
Really, I wonder what that would be?
Now THAT is interesting! I'd like to know what these features are too.
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