Re: [CBQ] E and F designations

[Allan Warrior <awarrior@comcast.net>]

If I recall correctly, the combined horsepower in the original E-units 
was eighteen hundred and were designated by that number.

Allan Warrior

ROBERT K SORENSEN wrote:
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> Something that I have always wondered is the E and F letters. It seem 
> that F units were usually used for freight service and the E units 
> were ususally for passenger service. So what does the E stand for? And 
> why not P instead of E?
> Bob
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