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  1. miyakoji
    I just happened upon this information, Union Pacific will be restoring locomotive #4014, a 4-8-8-4 that's been on static display in Pomona since the early '60s. I wonder if JR East's restoration activities are known at UP. Apparently this has been fairly well cared for, including greasing of various bearings throughout the drive system. Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_Pacific_4014 YT playlist:
  2. miyakoji
    Interesting video, serious looking components. Where does a binder bolt go?
  3. miyakoji
    I kindly got a 'like' from Mark on my other post about UP's steam shop, so I was reminded to check their YT channel for any updates on the restoration of 4014. No such luck, but there's this vid, check out the comments :confused5:
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