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Replaced in Everett freight service by 80-Ton GE #4 in 1971. Sold in November of that year to locomotive broker George R. Silcott. Final disposition unknown. |
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Purchased by the Everett from Wheeling Steel in November 1965 as a replacement for Whitcomb #56. Locomotive remained in black paint. |
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Purchased by Wheeling Steel from Ralph Baggley Jr., date unknown. Renumbered 6506. |
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Sold by the US Army to Ralph Baggley Jr. Date and locomotive number unknown. |
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Built by Whitcomb for the United States Army in 1945. Carried locomotive number 8806. |
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