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@L & N posted:

Things like vents, portholes, fans, and doors tend to be more specific to the model (type) of locomotive. Items such as lights, horns, grilles were optioned by individual railroads. While specific to ATSF here are 2 sources to help you determine F7 from F9:

Steve

http://old.atsfrr.org/resources/funits/index.htm

http://trainweb.org/jfuhrtrain...7Phases/F7phase.html

One still has to be careful as locomotives went through the shops.  Take the 308L for instance:

Garfield Ridge Crossing 0173 [5) BSP

RF 1272 [2) BSP

On Santa Fe's books, it's still an F7, although externally it has received the vertical side vents, FARR stainless steel grills and 48" dynamic brake typical of F9's.

Rusty

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  • Garfield Ridge Crossing 0173 (5) BSP
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