Volunteer Power: Behind the Scenes of Locomotive Radiator Repair at OK Railway Museum! (1 of 3) скачать в хорошем качестве

Volunteer Power: Behind the Scenes of Locomotive Radiator Repair at OK Railway Museum! (1 of 3)

This video is part 1 of a 3 part series covering the replacement of the radiators in the EMD F9A locomotive at the museum. In order to replace the radiators, the roof section that held the radiators had to be removed by crane. While on jack stands, the old radiators could then be removed and the new radiators could be prepped for installation. Part 2 will cover the reinstallation of the radiators and the roof. Part 3 will cover the engine startup and coolant system testing. Built in September 1954 by EMD. Builder's no 19741. Northern Pacific Railway Company was the original owner and the unit had road number 7003-D. When the NP merged into the Burling Northern Railroad, the number changed to 814. Locomotive retired and donated by Burlington Northern to ORM in 1982. The original prime mover was a model 567C converted to a model 645. Weight: 247,400 pounds Fuel: 1000 gallons