PLOWING & RUNNING IN THE SNOW

Garden Railroading
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GOOD MORNING. FIRST SNOW IN SOUTHERN WI AND TIME TO PLAY!!! HOPE YOU ENJOY? COMMENT IF YOU WILL.

JOHN

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Nice videos. Nothing nicer then running in the snow. I still have get my plow made. Hopefully in the next few days I can get started on it.

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Hi John, thanks for sharing your videos. We had our first snow, a dusting, back in Sept., haven’t had anything since. I like your snow plow train, what kind of plow? The SP on Donner used rotorys, one on each end in case they got stuck and three or four SD units. I don’t have a plow, guess I’ll use my USA F3’s like the WP in the Feather River. Your trains remined me of snow plastered trains off Donner into blamy 60 degree Roseville. Thank for the memories.

Have fun, Rob

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Hi John,

Interesting vids, quite enjoyable. I noticed the MILW loco on the point hopefully doing all the work.

I saw on Fox 6 MILW this morning that you had snow. Rarely get any here, so no plow on the roster. [;)] The last was around 10 years ago so maybe…[:O]

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HI ROB,

I’M GLAD YOU LIKED THE VIDEOS. THE PLOW IS MADE BY ARISTO-CRAFT TRAINS AND COMES IN A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT RAILROADS. I PUT A LEAD WEIGHT IN THE GONDOLA FOR SOME WEIGHT OR I THINK I WOULDN’T GO THROUGH MY SWITCHES OR THE TIGHT CURVES. WORKS WELL.

JOHN