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| | The Design and Construction of Railway Shops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | An engine house recently erected by the Grand Trunk Railway at Lindsay (under the supervision of the author) is 250 by 62 ft. It has two through tracks, with continuous ash-pits for 10 running engines, one through track for engines under repair, being washed out or waiting under steam between trains. |
 | | Each engine on a general average, occupying a stall for two months, gives the output of repaired engines for an erecting shop containing ten stalls as 60, which multiplied by the average mileage of 67,000 totals to 4,020,000, a sum just in excess of the mileage during the same period by the 80 effective engines. |
 | | Engines sometimes had to wait for pit room or for painting, and he was of the opinion that 4 to 5 per cent. |
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