Grain Doors, Stack - HO

Grain Doors, Stack - HOSTACK OF GRAIN DOORS Grain was moved in boxcars from before the time of the St. Paul & Pacific to beyond the end of the Great Northerns corporate existence. In the beginning, most grain was shipped in sacks, which were filled in the field and stored in flat houses before shipment, a labor intensive process. About the turn ofthe 20th Century, sacked grain was replaced by bulk grain loose in the car. Grain doors were an integral part of shipping bulk

to operate the switch or signal controlled by each rod

The Great Northern Railway Historical Society Company Store is pleased to offer this HO scale kit of the world-famous Izaak Walton Inn at Essex Montana

893 cubic feet capacity on nominal 70-ton trucks with a load limit of 77 tons for barley

is ground into a powder to make ordinary Portland cement

This kit is very high in quality

Our HO scale model X7603 Weed Sprayer kit is a 3D printed kit suited for those experienced with building craftsman kits

so long as a cab unit was pointed outward at each end

Diagram books of Great Northern freight equipment on the roster

The anti-slip rubber base will firmly grip any flat surface and will not easily move around

historical presentations and modeling tips our yearly Convention

a little sandpaper or a sanding stick

1928 the standard color was changed to light gray