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The fuel tenders allow the AGW to buy fuel at the most economical place. It also allows faster schedules since the trains don't have to stop for fuel as offen.
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| AGW inspection train southbound at Geneva, Illinois. |
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| Two AGW SD40-2W's and an AGW fuel tender round the curve coming into Geneva, Illinois. The fuel tenders allow the AGW to buy fuel at the most economical place. It also allows faster schedules since the trains don't have to stop for fuel as offen. |
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