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samcevoy
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Greetings to any and all western road conductors, enginemen/enginewomen or other knowledgeable people:

When the TPOB of a freight train is computed, I am assuming that the weight of the loco(s) is (are) included in the calculations!? Is it assumed that the locomotives have no/zero brakes because of bailoff? In shourt, how are the engine weights and brakes counted in the calculations of TPOB.

Steve McEvoy

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The locomotives are usually not counted as far as length or weight in most TOB equations.Just the cars.
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