http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php/photo/38444
Have you notice on the new locomotives the amount of stickers the put on the units. Can anyone tell me why? In the past they weren't that many. They look like a race car.
Awesome wrote: http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php/photo/38444Have you notice on the new locomotives the amount of stickers the put on the units. Can anyone tell me why? In the past they weren't that many. They look like a race car.
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some are warning stickers that behind the doors there is hardware that can contain up to 600 volts of electricty.. some are warning stickers to say the engin is equiped with an APU device and can start up at any time.. as for the strobe..that has nothing to do with any kind of warning device.. csx units that are equiped with an APU have it so should the APU malfunction the light can aleart the engineer that there is an issue with it and can come back and try to reset it...
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Awesome wrote:Let's get one with no stickers....
wjstix wrote:The rectangular "sticker" (I don't think that's the correct term - it's not like these are advertisements for some corporate sponsor) on the frame near the steps might be like a 'trust plate'. RR's usually buy engines thru a trust - kinda like the mortgage on your house - so the trust kinda owns the engine until it's paid off. I think the RR's have to put info on these engines (or cars) saying who the trust company is.
fuzzybroken wrote: wjstix wrote:The rectangular "sticker" (I don't think that's the correct term - it's not like these are advertisements for some corporate sponsor) on the frame near the steps might be like a 'trust plate'. RR's usually buy engines thru a trust - kinda like the mortgage on your house - so the trust kinda owns the engine until it's paid off. I think the RR's have to put info on these engines (or cars) saying who the trust company is.The "trust plate" (which, in this case, has devolved to just a decal, not unlike "builder's plates") on WC 6004:http://www.fuzzyworld3.com/pictures3/railroad/tc07/c71718603.html
On the MK rebuilt GP40-2Ms for SP back in the early 90s, this information was simply painted on with stencils.
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This is UP 1995 -- the Chicago & Northwestern "heritage" unit:
http://www.railroadforums.com/photos/showphoto.php/photo/56482
Take a look at this picture and tell why, They painted safety marking all over the locomotive? That's a standard procedures or requirements?
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