MILW 85A (a big question) and 233

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Ron Moraca	General	What do you see on the roof of the F7A that I don't see, Marty? I don't see anything there. Excellent photo!	11/9/2008 10:54:44 PM

Scott Renner	General	If this is 1976, then this is a F7. The F3 that carried this number was traded in to either EMD or GE for GP/35/U25B/U28B in 03/1965.	7/25/2009 4:32:36 AM

Marty Bernard	General	Yes, but what's the stuff on the roof? Was dynamic braking added?	7/25/2009 10:16:17 AM

Alan Fricker	General	A spark arrestor system on the roof? The MILW did have several different types of spark arrestors.	1/30/2011 11:44:23 AM

David Brudnicki	General	Those are winterization hatches over the cooling fans to keep the snow out. Milw and BN both applied them to F-units used in snow plow service.	11/18/2014 12:11:17 PM

MILW 85A (a big question) and 233
Both an F3A and an F7A carried the number 85A. The F3A was traded in 1965. What is this? Look at the stuff on the roof and the painted port hole windows.
Date: 4/18/1976	Location: Bensenville, IL Map	Views: 1384	Collection Of: Marty Bernard
Locomotives: MILW 233(GP9) MILW 85A(F7A)			Author: Marty Bernard

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