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Transfer cabooses were used for cross-town hops between yards. In the post-caboose era they have been used as “shoving platforms” providing a place for the brakeman or conductor to ride and be the engineer’s eyes during long backup moves. They did not have cupolas or bay windows, cots or amenities. In fact many didn’t have electricity. Most were built in the railroad’s own shops.

Features:

• Ready-to-run
• Kadee couplers
• Wire grab irons and cut levers
• Metal wheels and appropriate trucks for the road name

Reservations Due By: May 26, 2014

Estimated Release: October 2014

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