Arguments for And Against Limitation of Length of Freight Trains

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Careless manipulation of un- coupling lever d. Cars not equipped with auto- matic coupler e. Coupler broken, using link and pin or chain f. Coupling damaged cars g. Coupling with chain or other emergency appliance on curve too sharp for auto- matic coupling h. Coupling with chain or other emergency appliance be- cause of uneven track i. Coupling or uncoupling safety chain /. Fingers or hand caught be- tween uncoupling lever and body of car k. Uncoupling without using lever (unnecessary) /. Unco...upling without using lever (lever out of order) .
m. Foot caught in frog, switch, or guard rail n. Opening or closing knuckle when cars were near to- gether, miscalculated speed.
0. Opening knuckle when cars were near together, engine accidentally started p. Opening knuckle, part of de- fective coupler fell on foot.
q. Opening knuckle, lost foot- ing r. Riding on car to uncouple, slipped off J. Struck by object at side of track t. Caught by unexpected move- ment of car, due to slack running in u.

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