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History: Since the 1970s, these versatile twin hoppers have been used in ballast, sand, gravel and ore service. You'll find single car shipments as well as unit trains running on the rails, Several railroads (including Wisconsin Central, Southern, Norfolk Southern and others) have also used them to haul taconite pellets from mines and ports to steel mills.
Used everywhere, they're at home in your quarry, steel mills or waterfront scenes. Add them to your work trains as ballast hoppers, or to your unit rock trains alongside Ortner Aggregate Hoppers for runs across your layout.
From Walthers, as description to the N scale model of the Greenville 100-Ton 2-Bay Open Hopper.
Used everywhere, they're at home in your quarry, steel mills or waterfront scenes. Add them to your work trains as ballast hoppers, or to your unit rock trains alongside Ortner Aggregate Hoppers for runs across your layout.
From Walthers, as description to the N scale model of the Greenville 100-Ton 2-Bay Open Hopper.
Railroad/Company: 
Greenville Steel Car Company (GSC) founded in 1916 in Greenville, PA. Acquired by Trinity Industries in 1986. Trinity eventually closed the Greenville plant in 2000.
Item Links: We found: 1 different collections associated with Rail - Rolling Stock (Freight) - 2-Bay 100 Ton
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Item created by: Alain LM on 2019-01-08 01:32:39. Last edited by Alain LM on 2019-01-08 01:44:03
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