Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

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Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

Jim Courtney


From Sandra F Pritchard, Roadside Summit, The Human Landscape, Summit Historical Society Publications, 1992, page 120.

You were expecting a photo of a train?  The caption says it all.
Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA
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Re: Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

Mike Trent
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Great find! Thanks for posting this. Yeah, I actually was expecting  something on rails. Proves the old southern adage, that "You just don't never know."
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Re: Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

Jeff Young
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Brilliant!
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Re: Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

Robert McFarland
Did they rely on horn signals?
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Re: Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

Tim Schreiner
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I love it!!! Colorado ingenuity strikes again!
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Re: Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

Jim Courtney
Can anyone identify the builder and builders dates of the various pieces of motive power in this plow train lineup?
Jim Courtney
Poulsbo, WA
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Re: Quadruple header, plowing snow in Dillon, 1920s.

nedsn3
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Looks like the 2nd and 3rd are Model A Ford sedans, maybe 1930-31's. The flashy looking roadster in the front is unknown (I'm certain that Barrett-Jackson would love to auction it today!), as-is the 4th car.
Ned