ALCO Schenectady - Locomotive Film
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@atsf3415dbr Yeah it was a Pentrex VHS I have it too, it's great in full length
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Many main railroads had full machine shops where they could completely rebuild, modify and improve locomotives. Whether or not the footage is of a backshop or Alco, I don't know. But it is possible that it could be either. I would think that because it is a New Haven video and they are talking about the different aspects and shops at the railroad, that it would be one of the New Haven's shops.
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I jsut took the shop tour at strasburg railroad, and they have alot of those tools you saw in the clip.
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They tore down a factory to build a Wal*Mart... no wonder America is becoming a lost cause.
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@EdisonTechCenter I actually think that most railroads had their own shops for major repairs, as well as roundhouses for running repairs.
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@AlcoFan2010 Yup, that's what it was called.
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@atsf3415dbr I have the vid too, i think it was called a great railroad at work
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big boy on slip track = next great video
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Love to see if blueprints were still available from Schenectady for Lackawanna 565. It would make a lot easier in the restoration ...
I have this on VHS. I think this was actually a promotional video that New Haven made.
atsf3415dbr 1 year ago
@atsf3415dbr This is an excerpt from the film "Great Rail" - New Haven and other companies would send their locomotives back to the major facilities at Schenectady and other small service stations downstate.
EdisonTechCenter 1 year ago