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 Posted - August 30 2010 : 6:47:07 PM
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in looking at the ones produced are they all tender driven?
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Posted - August 30 2010 : 7:13:59 PM
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Absolutely not, but I only Have an early Pacific.
There are many. Some are Mantua's of course
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Posted - August 30 2010 : 7:24:51 PM
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With the exception of the 4-4-0 General and the Chattanooga Engines, all the rest of the Tyco / Mantua steam engines are motor mounted in engine type.. Carl
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Posted - February 21 2013 : 7:51:32 PM
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quote:With the exception of the 4-4-0 General and the Chattanooga Engines, all the rest of the Tyco / Mantua steam engines are motor mounted in engine type.. Carl
Originally posted by VintageHOÂ -Â August 30 2010Â :Â 7:24:51 PM
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the 4-4-0 was tender driven?
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Posted - February 21 2013 : 9:09:55 PM
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The 4-4-0 had the motor in the tender, with a driveshaft to the drivers in the engine. So technically no, it was not tender driven, but yes the motor was in the tender.
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Posted - February 21 2013 : 9:57:43 PM
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Isn't the "Clementine" 2-8-0 tender driven too? I assumed it was the same engine as the Chattanooga only in different paint.
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Posted - February 21 2013 : 10:43:46 PM
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quote:Isn't the "Clementine" 2-8-0 tender driven too? I assumed it was the same engine as the Chattanooga only in different paint.
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Originally posted by CamdenLine - February 21 2013 : 9:57:43 PM
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Yes you are correct. Clementine is the same as Chattanooga,Royal Blue,Santa Fe etc. and the clementine paint job was only offered in 1979 .
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Posted - February 22 2013 : 5:57:20 PM
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quote:The 4-4-0 had the motor in the tender, with a driveshaft to the drivers in the engine. So technically no, it was not tender driven, but yes the motor was in the tender.
Originally posted by Redwoods - February 21 2013 : 9:09:55 PM
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hmmm, I have something like that on a bachmann 440
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