Tinkerin

Don't forget the 110 weekday base serving Lake Kathleen which used I5 and Martin Luther King Way South (SR900) into Renton which made the 101 the "Renton Rocket" when it was introduced.

Bredas were used as trolley replacements also on 7 and 43 / 44 which allowed some of us former bus operators to use electric mode outside of downtown (ssshhhh! don't tell anyone! Why operate in diesel when you have trolley equipment?) Bredas were also used at South Base for M.A.N. 2000 replacements when there were not enough of them on Sundays when the DSTT was closed - but Bredas had a smaller fuel tank and a low fuel warning light that started very early in my shift. I had to be towed home after running out of fuel climbing SR 18 up Peasley Canyon on the base route home from SE Auburn on RT150s. (three times as I recall). Too many miles in a day!