[Accrs] Head count
Alameda County Central Railroad Society
accrs at mail.accrs.org
Sat Jul 8 13:16:27 PDT 2017
Good old person to person contact is best. Sure technology is a
wonderful thing, but for us, it really doesn't seem like the way to
go. I would rather see us do more on the layout.
We could add another lightning bolt or two. We could change out all
those hot colored lights with LED's. It would make it cooler in the
building. Adding the hot box detector on 37 with speakers by the
control panel would be a nice addition.
I also would like to see a concerted effort to clean and rehab the club
cars. Some of them need to go in the dumpster. They have really come
to the end of being useful. I have worked on several cars that need
repair but I can't do it all. I know that each of us have a period we
like to model. With that said, I think that freight cars that can't
resonably be used in a semi modern era of mid 70's and on should be
dropped from the club freight cars. Those are the ones in the worst
shape. Cars like the green pipe loads are nice, but they have old
friction bearing trucks. If we want to continue to use them, replacing
the trucks with modern roller bearing trucks might be an idea.
WE just need to get everything back to as close to like new as we can
get it.
Dean
On 7/8/2017 11:42 AM, Alameda County Central Railroad Society wrote:
> Message From: Gary Lewis glgslewis at comcast.net
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> How much will it cost and are you volunteering to set it up and maintain it? Will it say hello to visitors and answer their questions?
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> Gary
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