Wooden Pullman cars in wreck train or MOW service

NMRA Data Sheet D9o pg. 15 has a schematic diagram of a UC brake system, and the July 1957 Model Railroader has a diagram of a typical 1900 vintage passenger car brake system as part of their "Bluebook" data sheet series. Gary Q

Mark, Though I don't have a diagram I do have study on a 1911 Pullman that has UC brakes. The booklet has some very good pictures of the brakes and other underbody equipment that might be helpful. Interestingly there is an isometric type drawing of the mechanical air conditioning system. It's in pdf. format and has been emailed to you. Bruce

Cal-Scale kit No. 300 (Walthers stock No. 190-300) for $2.50 includes the necessary parts and has a piping diagram. It's shown as currently out of stock, but you may check with Bowser who currently manufactures the Cal-Scale line.

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As an addendum to my previous message, Bowser shows it back in production,

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Sent that too soon. I did a little more searching on Bowser's site and came up with more info, may be just what you're looking for

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Bruce, could I get that file emailed to me as well? I am doing pretty much the same thing and building a relief tender out of a pullman palace car.

John

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Thanks for the information, Gary.

Thanks, Bruce, it's a very interesting document.