An ALCO noisy bit

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  • one more thing what are GE& EMDS CUZ I MODEL RAIL ROAD and i here a bout it alot

  • @jayfine01 GE = General Electric EMD = Electro Motive Division ( of General Motors ) time to start Googling m'boy, no more questions.

  • @Rocketboy1950

    theres a bolt missing from generator to engine mount, look at 2.45 top of picture, where normally 3 bolts go there r only 2 and a hole!

    More important is where the bolt went!!

  • @tpvalley In my experience if the maintainers think they can use less fixings then they do

  • thank you but are thay the same as a normal loco the motor does not look the same

  • @jayfine01 Different manufacturer, different look. ALCO's are four stroke, so are GE's. EMD's are two stroke. The principle is the same. Diesel engine drives a generator or an alternator to provide electric current for traction motors to turn the wheels. You can Google all of this stuff.

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  • @Rocketboy1950

    very bad practice, by doing that u place extra loading on verious parts, risk snapping bolts all sorts.

    there was a reason it had 3!!

  • man im not good at googleingLOl

  • @jayfine01 An ALCO is a locomotive that was built by or under license to the American Locomotive Company. The company no longer exists but there are still hundreds of their locomotives running outside of the USA

  • we had to lie to get me ancount lol so what is an alco

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