I think that was more for M.U. function vs. actual pulling or buffing purposes, but yes, it is something not often seen. Thanks for tuning-in, Dave! I do appreciate it. 👍
Thanks Lewie! I imagine that coupler hasn't seen much "handshaking" in many decades. But then the museum does have a lot of old interurban/street cars there, so I can't say for sure. Thanks for watching bud, and good week to thee.
Excellent. What an odd ball coupler that was. Never seen anything like that before
I think that was more for M.U. function vs. actual pulling or buffing purposes, but yes, it is something not often seen. Thanks for tuning-in, Dave! I do appreciate it. 👍
@@espeescotty 👍😊
Pretty cool!
I thought it was too. Thanks for watching. 👍
I can see an electric train but not an electric tractor and trailer. Thanks Scotty and that was a rough looking coupler! BLESSINGS and Happy Week 2 U!
Thanks Lewie! I imagine that coupler hasn't seen much "handshaking" in many decades. But then the museum does have a lot of old interurban/street cars there, so I can't say for sure. Thanks for watching bud, and good week to thee.
@@espeescotty Thanks, Pal and a joyous feedbag!
What's going to happen to the cars at San Pedro?
Sorry, I don't have any idea.
@@espeescotty The cars in San Pedro might end up at this museum or the Western Railway Museum.
@@SuperheroJunior That would be a nice addition.