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| Description | Built in 1983 by Mike Kenly at the Cog Shop, Tip Top is not currently in service. At the time it was the world's newest steam locomotive but in 2008 a major boiler overhaul was underway when the project was scrapped in favor of building 2 new diesel locomotives. The cab and tender have been 'lent' to No 4 but the engine itself is sitting outside the railroad workshops. |
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| Source | Mount Washington Cog Railway No 8 |
| Author | Peter Broster |
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