A tender behind

Doesnt get any better than that right there.

Where's Farmer Bill!

John

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Originally posted by John23:
Where's Farmer Bill!

John

A Bigboy with a tender behind? Yep, that's a FB line.

My warped brain has already come up with 3 or 4 comments but I gotta wait and see what Farmer Bill comes up with.

With what sort of "Preparation" do you grease that tender behind ??

- Mike

Great look. That is a good locomotive.

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Originally posted by mkcaruso:
With what sort of "Preparation" do you grease that tender behind ??

- Mike

Anti friction powder:

Nice addition to that great looking engine!
I kind of figured from the title that this topic would go way off the rails, so to speak.

Rod

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Originally posted by harleyhouse:
Got a new Auxillary tender MTH 30-79304 to go with my Railking big boy.
Bought it off the Buy sell forum. "Member nsp154"

Thanks for the post, Mark.
That setup looks good. I decided to purchase his other auxiliary tender. I will redo it and run it with my Lionel Lines Cab-Forward.

CandO:

I have the yellow version for my Railking Challenger it matches the passenger set I run. I painted the trucks black to match the other cars.

This is a great tender for the price.!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsTFptg1dSc

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Originally posted by Dave Allen:

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Originally posted by John23:
Where's Farmer Bill!

John

A Bigboy with a tender behind? Yep, that's a FB line.

Dave, this thread just cries out for a picture of Monica. Sadly, I believe the photo and the resulting ribald comments it would undoubtedly generate would probably doom this thread to Cyber-Purgatory!!

- Mike

Ahhh, Tis a thing of beauty. Just like the new one behind my Big Boy.

To be honest tho, for the price I really expected an electro-coupler of some kind.

I had this bumper sticker for the last 25 years.......



Donald

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Originally posted by harleyhouse:

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Originally posted by mkcaruso:
With what sort of "Preparation" do you grease that tender behind ??

- Mike

Anti friction powder:

Don't joke about that stuff. When I went to Philmont Scout Ranch two years ago and hiked 70 miles over 10 days, most of the guys in our group relied heavily on that stuff to get through it.


On a more serious note, that locomotive/tender set looks good.

I'm not touching your Big Boy or the tender behind!

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Originally posted by SantaFe158:

Don't joke about that stuff. When I went to Philmont Scout Ranch two years ago and hiked 70 miles over 10 days, most of the guys in our group relied heavily on that stuff to get through it.

804K, Philmont Class of 89, Troop 14.