GE 44-Ton - Locomotive Numbers - Inquiry

Discussion in '44 and 45 Ton' started by trainchaser007 (Brandon Adams RIP 9/22/2017), Jun 12, 2014.

  1. trainchaser007 (Brandon Adams RIP 9/22/2017)

    trainchaser007 (Brandon Adams RIP 9/22/2017) Passed away September 22, 2017

    What were the road numbers of the Frisco's GE 44-tonners?
     
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  2. TAG1014 (Tom Galbraith RIP 7/15/2020)

    TAG1014 (Tom Galbraith RIP 7/15/2020) Passed Away July 15, 2020 Frisco.org Supporter

    SLSF numbers 1 through 8, per Marre and Sommers' Frisco In Color page four.

    Tom G.
     
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  3. FriscoCharlie

    FriscoCharlie Administrator Staff Member Administrator Frisco.org Supporter

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  4. TAG1014 (Tom Galbraith RIP 7/15/2020)

    TAG1014 (Tom Galbraith RIP 7/15/2020) Passed Away July 15, 2020 Frisco.org Supporter

    Ooops, I didn't see the "GE."

    GE 44-ton locomotives were SLSF 4-8.

    Also AT&N / SLSF 11 was a GE 45-ton.

    And SLSF 12 was a GE 70-ton.

    Tom G.
     
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  5. trainchaser007 (Brandon Adams RIP 9/22/2017)

    trainchaser007 (Brandon Adams RIP 9/22/2017) Passed away September 22, 2017

    Did the AT&N have any GE 44-ton locomotives or just the GE 45-ton, AT&N 11?
     
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  6. friscobob

    friscobob Staff Member Staff Member Frisco.org Supporter

    Just the AT&N / SLSF 11, a GE 45-tonner.
     
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  7. friscobob

    friscobob Staff Member Staff Member Frisco.org Supporter

    And that 12-spot came from the Okmulgee Northern.
     
  8. Mark Brant

    Mark Brant Member

    The Okmulgee Northern (ON) Railway company's last locomotive was 1950 GE 70-ton ON 7.

    It was transferred to Frisco and became SLSF 12.

    Oklahoma Northern had a Davenport 44-ton ON 8 before getting the 70-ton.
     
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