goat' pulling string to be rehumped

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Identifier

NG504029

Title

goat' pulling string to be rehumped

Subject

Operations

Description

At Selkirk as well as at DeWitt it is the practice to have a job furnished with a single-unit diesel working at the hump end of the class yard to shove the class tracks, re-hump mixed class tracks, correct switching errors caused by catch ups and other faults, and otherwise tidy up the area. At some hump yards, this job is called the 'trimmer', while at Selkirk, it is the 'goat'. Here is the goat coming up from the class yard with a cut to be re-humped.

Creator

Jeremy Taylor

Contributor

Jeremy Taylor

Format

2-1/4x3-1/4 neg

Date Created

1/1953

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Sub-Subject

yard

Negative Number

45

Class-Lot

DES-11a

Road Number

#8506

Builder

Alco-GE

Location

Selkirk, NY

Notes

See NG504029a

Citation

Jeremy Taylor, “goat' pulling string to be rehumped,” New York Central System Historical Society, accessed May 3, 2024, https://nycshs.omeka.net/items/show/87834.

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