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02-11-2010, 09:59 AM
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Thanks for that link I use to go to that site from time to time
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02-11-2010, 11:24 AM
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Not sure how up to date this information is but back when I was working
for the railroad, General Motors' locomotives had 2 stroke diesel engines
and the General Electric locomotives had 4 stroke diesel engines.
It's just a design philosophy, I couldn't hear a real difference in the two.
Just see a difference, always like the looks of the GE's better is all. :)
Alvin in AZ retired signalape (Signalman)
ps- Little model airplane engines are 2 stroke diesels burning -hot- fuel! :)
for the railroad, General Motors' locomotives had 2 stroke diesel engines
and the General Electric locomotives had 4 stroke diesel engines.
It's just a design philosophy, I couldn't hear a real difference in the two.
Just see a difference, always like the looks of the GE's better is all. :)
Alvin in AZ retired signalape (Signalman)
ps- Little model airplane engines are 2 stroke diesels burning -hot- fuel! :)
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