| rdfs:comment | - S. C. Ruffey, also known as Scruffey, was a ballast wagon. Editing rules no adding sexual stuff this with sexual stuiff about Scruffey 2. no making Scruffey meaner then Diesel 10 3. no making Scruffey a female we all know that Scruffey is a male 4, no tying bad words and pronfanty . if you disobey the Editing rules you will be blocked When Oliver returned after falling in a turntable well, S. C. Ruffey and the trucks sang rude songs about the event. Toad, worried by the lack of respect for the engines, consulted with Oliver and Duck and made a plan. Oliver then shunted S. C. Ruffey and his lieutenants, and prepared to pull them. S. C. Ruffey rallied the trucks into holding back, but this only resulted in S. C. Ruffey being pulled apart. The Fat Controller attributed the incident t
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| abstract | - S. C. Ruffey, also known as Scruffey, was a ballast wagon. Editing rules no adding sexual stuff this with sexual stuiff about Scruffey 2. no making Scruffey meaner then Diesel 10 3. no making Scruffey a female we all know that Scruffey is a male 4, no tying bad words and pronfanty . if you disobey the Editing rules you will be blocked When Oliver returned after falling in a turntable well, S. C. Ruffey and the trucks sang rude songs about the event. Toad, worried by the lack of respect for the engines, consulted with Oliver and Duck and made a plan. Oliver then shunted S. C. Ruffey and his lieutenants, and prepared to pull them. S. C. Ruffey rallied the trucks into holding back, but this only resulted in S. C. Ruffey being pulled apart. The Fat Controller attributed the incident to the wagon's poor condition, but told Oliver not to disclose the fact, saying it was "bad for discipline". After his parts were cleaned up S. C. Ruffey was scrapped. S. C. Ruffey was rebuilt following his incident, and wisely did not disclose the true nature of his rebuild. Sometime later, he was being used in the coal mines when his train ran underground, eventually crashing into a roof support. He was trapped underground following its subsequent collapse.
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