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dmouse

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  1. Well I don't see them excercising the 90 bus option, that would make no sense as you would have an excess of CNG buses that you can't put anywhere else as Gleason, WF, SC & CP are the only CNG contenders

     

     

    Now looking at it they could exercise the 30 bus option

     

    As looking at it there would be 22 Orion V CNGS left to displace after the 74 order is done.

     

    30-22 = 8

     

    Still have 8 new buses but wait

     

    You still have 25 remaining old C40s left

     

    So you could knock off 8 of those to reserve leaving 17 old c40lfs active

  2. Orion V CNG will replace by New flyer C40 CNG ? (491-520, 570-599) 60 buses

    SC Hybirds will go back at LGA or JFK

    3611-3631 may go back to LGA or JFK ?

    3633-3634, 3636-3637 is go back to LGA again?

    3638-9 might wind up at LGA again or JFK ?

     

     

    What?

     

    I don't understand wth you're saying.

     

    3632 SC to LGA. I guess LGA is getting SCs hybrids and JFKs RTSs? This is odd.

     

     

    To kill the bees.

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    and one making a u-turn

     

     

     

    I hear the Allison in this video

     

    And with the B500 it has Allison's optimized shift schedule, to keep the engine in its "Sweet spot".

     

    I'm not sure if thats the same as LBSS but I read it in some documents on their website.

  4. when there buses go to Swap... XD40s & LFS & O7 between Now and November?

     

    UP = 4810-4899, (90 XD40s)

    QV = 8000-8089, (90 LFS)

    CAS = 7000-7089. (90 O7)

     

    7030-7059 will transfer From UP to CAS

    4870-4899 will transfer From CAS to UP

     

    8000-8029 will transfer From CAS to QV

    7000-7029 will transfer From QV to CAS

     

     

     

    Still all speculation at the moment we don't know if that'll happen or not...

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    Just because u see that scar, doesn't mean the floor is rotting or loose. That line is what happens when depots take on floor repair themselves, but either don't have the proper tools/materials to do the job or have a body man that has never done floor repair before. That looks like when they did the original spot floor repair, they didn't glue it down properly and started peeling back up. So instead of using glue again they just used nails or screws.

     

     

     

    Well I saw the crews but the bus was swaying the plywood under the may was visible and rubbing against each other with every turn the driver made.

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    Wait wait wait, you said rewrapped and painted... What are they doing painting the buses (or part of the buses) & then wrapping them?

     

    I wonder what the costs are to wrap the bus compared to painting them? I know wrapping is pretty expensive and surely they are doing it pretty cheap by getting a discount on the materials and using their own labor but you could argue they would be painting these buses just as cheaply as they would still would be using their own labor and would get a discount on buying the paint in bulk.

     

     

    1791 got a fresh base coat of white then was wrapped

     

     

    Vinyl is cheaper than paint

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