Yes this certainly clears things up for me as well, I'd always mistakenly
assumed
it was as difference in the Worthington design.
BTW. Ray do you have anything on the final assignment of CP 5408. It's listed
in
Omer's book as being assigned to Kenora in 1952. I have pictures of it on the
Kam
sub out of Fort William in June of 1956 ?
Bill
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Salfi
To: cpsig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 5:03 PM
Subject: Re: [cpsig] Elesco feedwater heaters
Thanks to all who replied. I didn't think the Elesco vertical FWH was a
Worthington, because it is physically much larger in dimension, but until I
saw it referred to as an Elesco vertical FWH, I really didn't know what it
was. Now I do.
That's the great thing about this hobby, you are always learning.
Mike
On 6/16/09, Ray & Myrna <rmmatthews@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
>
> Michael;
> The Elesco vertical FWH is a newer version. It is the version that was
> applied to CP 1272 to 1301, 5462 to 5473, and 5930 to 5935. Not to be
> confused with the Worthington FWHs that were applied to 1200, 1201, and 2418
> to 2437. The Elesco vertical FWHs are sometimes referred to as being
> Worthington's in several publications, but this is incorrect.
>
> Ray Matthews
>
>
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