MTH Railking 30-79659 O Gauge American Crane Car US NAVY MiniDom while the stainless-sheathed imitators were

while the stainless-sheathed imitators were plagued with out-of-sight rusting under the sheathing

and coupler pockets that accept Kadee #5 couplers

This model can be motorized by adding Motorizing Kit 933-1050 (sold separately)

(16 cm) deep

Yota 22RE Engine Bay

MTH Railking 30-79659 O Gauge American Crane Car US NAVY MiniDom while the stainless-sheathed imitators wereMTH Railking 30 79659 O Gauge American Crane Car US NAVY In the early days of railroading, the job of cleaning up a wreck was usually done by men and horses. The first steam wrecking crane, a relatively small affair with a 20 ton lifting capacity, appeared in 1883. Its maker, Industrial Works of Bay City Michigan, introduced a fully revolving model a decade later. As the product became popular, Industrial Works, now renamed Industrial Brownhoist, and