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Why the Big Boy 4014 is Such a Badass Train

June 15, 2019 Administrator

By Tom Bentley, Popular Mechanics, June 13, 2019 Americans like things big. Big like Texas, big like the rolling Mississippi,…

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Posted in: Locomotives Filed under: 150th Anniversay Of The Completion Of The Transcontinental Railroad, Big Boy 4014, Biggest locomotive of all time, Central Pacific, Freight Railroads, Freight Trains, Golden Spike Sesquicentennial, Locomtives, Operating again, Passenger Trains, Popular Mechanics, Refurbishment, Steam Locomotive, Transportation, Unkon Pacific, UP

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