"Paul Smith" <pbsmith@...> wrote:
First off, remember that this was the early years of dieselization
so that everything was a learning experience including which
manufacturer made the best (or most suitable) product and how best
to deploy it...Regarding "B" units, of course they are less flexible
than an "A" unit, but of course they are cheaper to purchase and
maintain due to the lack of a cab and all the equipment in the cab.
were marked by a learning curve for both manufacturer and owner.I agree with your assessment, Paul, that the early diesel years