USSX 127--Looking for More Info

Name	Type	Comments	Date

J d	General	Or some sort of low rated F-M unit. Good catch whatever it is.	12/4/2009 4:28:53 PM

Connor Chinoy	General	Gees, I can't place it. It looks familiar, but I forget who made it. It is NOT Alco or F-M, though, or any of the big builders.	10/13/2011 8:49:50 PM

Connor Chinoy	General	What intrigues me more, are those teensy little four-wheel thins attached to eigher end. They're not articulated to it, so they're not pony trucks, they're too short for spacers, there's no point in having a walk-over car right next to the locomotive, so what the hell are those?	10/13/2011 8:51:17 PM

mike decarter	General	spacer cars for the furnace when they shove or remove cars look at the burned paint	8/25/2012 5:26:30 PM

Bruce Mercer	General	Its a 100ton Davenport endcab, built new as Inland Steel #83; its 36-inch gauge and was sold after Inland, to USS South Works and re# 127; later to USS Gary Works 127	9/30/2016 11:17:17 AM

USSX 127--Looking for More Info
It appears to be some sort of former early road-switcher Alco.
Date: 10/31/1984	Location: Gary, IN Map	Views: 1014	Collection Of: Sam Beck
Locomotives: USSX 127(Unknown)			Author: Tom Golden

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