Hillcrest Lumber #10 steam train (USA) 2007

Hillcrest Lumber #10 (3 Truck Climax)
built in 1928 by Climax Locomotive Works. In 1979 she was purchased by the Mount Rainier Scenic RR and was rebuilt as the first steam engine to operate for the MRSR.
http://www.mrsr.com/

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Hillcrest_Lumber
• Climax
• Steam_Train
• Steam_Locomotive
• railroad
• SL
• 蒸気機関車
• 鉄道
• 蒸汽火車
• 蒸気
• Vapour

[DanielVolker]

There will always be assholes who want to scrap steam. Those people need to use some common sense!

[JoMiFu]

I don't think EBT 18 is even running anymore.

[rubenisapanic]

if i were blind id say it was EBT 15

[NewFanToAll]

Ah!! Ferdinand!

[DeltaPhi79]

They want to scrap steam engines because they love them and never got a train set as a kid. HAAHAHHAHA. Plus, they think the railroads are going to listen to them cry and tell them to scrap them. You're right. They need common sense.

[mongo5888]

Nice work! How come you guys don't work with the Yakima Valley Rail and Steam guys?

[mongo5888]

Your an idiot. Don't open your mouth again please, your polluting the environment and ruining the fun for true rail fans.

[DanielVolker]

Do you plan to get No. 5 running again?

[DanielVolker]

A hiesler works more like a 'truck' though.

-Dan

[Rachmaninov08]

Have you ever seen those little bars underneath the huge 18-wheelers that spin when the truck moves? The climax works kind of like that. The pistons connect to a gearbox that spin a shaft that connects to more gear boxes in the trucks that crank the wheels. A heisler is pretty much the same, but the pistons turn the shaft directly instead of going through another gearbox.