02-24-2016, 06:56 PM
Thankfully everybody was OK, apart from bruised egos.
I have a theory that the snow on the ground made it easier for the truck to slide along in front of the locomotive, whereas normally the tires on the truck would be digging into the ballast and bouncing off the sleepers/cross ties. Now I dont have much experience with snow conditions, but what do you guys think? Plausible explanation?
Mark
I have a theory that the snow on the ground made it easier for the truck to slide along in front of the locomotive, whereas normally the tires on the truck would be digging into the ballast and bouncing off the sleepers/cross ties. Now I dont have much experience with snow conditions, but what do you guys think? Plausible explanation?
Mark
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