Posted by andy parr on April 6, 2008 
Whoops!!!!
Posted by Darrell Krueger on April 6, 2008 
Wow, that's something else! Take a look where it broke... see the rust streaks? It was already cracked where it lost about 50% of the cross section. Perhaps they should start inspecting all their draft gears a little more closely!
Posted by Erick Anderson on April 7, 2008 
That would be a bit tricky to inspect without disassembling the entire coupler.
Posted by Craig Walker on April 7, 2008 
Proof that "tight-lock" couplers do what they are supposed to do ... stay coupled.
Posted by Chicago Railfan on April 7, 2008 
Something seems wrong here, but I just don't know what it is. Nice find!
Posted by Scott Markloff on April 8, 2008 
"Honest boss, the car was there when we left on this trip."
Posted by Allen Deyo on April 9, 2008 
There is no way to inspect that area without completely disassemblying the coupler box.
Posted by Dennis A. Livesey on April 10, 2008 
The ratio of the sizes here I find amazing. One would think both ends would have to be the same size. The broken end could not possibly have the same strength. Learn sump'in new every day!
Posted by Nathan M. Kuhn on November 29, 2013 
Whoever did this has some serious explaining to do...
- Post a Comment -