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  • What kind of whistle is that? Is it a Crosby?

  • @97trainman I'm not sure actually. I'm going to put out an APB to my network of train friends...hopefully they can answer it! 8D

  • @97trainman Per eltonjohnfan100: "I'm just guessing, it looks like a 4 or 5" Crosby....it's defiantly a 3 chime though.."

    Hope this helps! 8D

  • @97trainman

    The whistle was made by the engineer of the train in the video. He took a Western Maryland whistle blueprint and scaled it to make his whistle the size that he wanted, and he machined it out of brass. I think he made about six of those whistles, but I would have to ask him to verify. He made just the whistles, there are no valves built into the body on his whistles. He used over the counter whistle valves.

  • I just read a one page article about this in Trains Magazine, January 2011 issue, page 60. It has a great picture of the locomotive and an interesting article.

  • @CintiRailFan Yes, I saw it, too! It was a great article! 8D

  • nice one matt!

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