Does it sit on one truck or something?
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What is a "Bobber" caboose?
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correct a two axle caboose
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Heard they 'bobbed' along like a cork on the water, hence the nick name.
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Great shot of the #6, Dutch!
They bounce and weave back and forth and are not known for a smooth ride.
They bounce and weave back and forth and are not known for a smooth ride.
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Bobbers are NOT high speed vehicles. Usually find them on work trains, MOW etc.