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Old 02-23-2008, 03:39 PM
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Did any of you guys buy tires for your Truckz??
and Did it make that great Of a diffrence???
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ive been driving a locomotive all morning



Oh yah....
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Re: omr subcage

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Oh yah....
GE 44 ton diesel. Its got a pair of 215 hp Cat's in it. I was expecting much bigger motors, but i guess its not necessary with such little rolling resistance
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Originally Posted by WHEELIE
Did any of you guys buy tires for your Truckz??
and Did it make that great Of a diffrence???
They big a huge difference in canada/alaska.
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GE 44 ton diesel. Its got a pair of 215 hp Cat's in it. I was expecting much bigger motors, but i guess its not necessary with such little rolling resistance
You know all the engines do is run a generator right?
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and I worked as the fire man on a steam locomotive today too. Steam engines produce the most power of anything ive ever seen. 2 18" diameter cylinders full of steam at 150 psi. I think that works out to about 5000 pounds of force going to the driving wheels
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Re: omr subcage

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They big a huge difference in canada/alaska.

You know all the engines do is run a generator right?
yup. thats why GE makes locomotives. 4 big electric motors turn the wheels
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and I worked as the fire man on a steam locomotive today too. Steam engines produce the most power of anything ive ever seen. 2 18" diameter cylinders full of steam at 150 psi. I think that works out to about 5000 pounds of force going to the driving wheels
Shoveling coal?
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yup. thats why GE makes locomotives. 4 big electric motors turn the wheels
But do you know why they do that? They also do it on those huge dumptrucks if that helps.
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Paying to drive a train is about the whitest thing I can think of.
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Shoveling coal?
1 handed

and keeping the water at the righ tlevel in the boiler
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But do you know why they do that? They also do it on those huge dumptrucks if that helps.
i can think of a lot of reasons to do it that way. which one are you thinking of?
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Paying to drive a train is about the whitest thing I can think of.
HAHAHAHA yeah. We dont pay anymore. My dads certified now so he gets to drive anyway. I got to drive because he let me.

although im sure he does pay some annual dues to the railroad club
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i can think of a lot of reasons to do it that way. which one are you thinking of?
Mostly the drive train losses and the fact that electric motors deliver 100% torque at 0 RPM.
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HAHAHAHA yeah. We dont pay anymore. My dads certified now so he gets to drive anyway. I got to drive because he let me.

although im sure he does pay some annual dues to the railroad club
Actually, paying to do any thing for a couple of hours that other people get paid to do for for many hours a week is a VERY white thing to do.
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Mostly the drive train losses and the fact that electric motors deliver 100% torque at 0 RPM.
the second one was what i figured you were getting at.
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They big a huge difference in canada/alaska.


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