Just in case anyone is still following this...
A better (and IMHO more flattering) picture is here:http://www.railpictures.net/photo/441798
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Only thing online is subchat, still, but here is a picture:http://www.subchat.com/read.asp?Id=1229224
Still very little online.
oltmannd Gotta love a pilot plow for service in FL... What are we plowing?
Gotta love a pilot plow for service in FL... What are we plowing?
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Very effective for removing Cars and other debris from the tracks that you might find on the rails as I have been told. Down in Florida who knows what they might find.
Plow pilots are not strictly for snow.
-Don (Random stuff, mostly about trains - what else? http://blerfblog.blogspot.com/)
Here are the artist renderings:http://www.vergarastudio.com/pdf/Brookville_BL36PH.pdf
The units look slightly different built, with a hump behind the cab, and no lights over the windshields.
Still little else online...
The Prime Movers will be V20 MTU 4000 Series Engines
Based on the table:
http://www.mtu-online.com/mtu/products/diesel-engines-overview/general-purpose-diesel-engines/4000/
it appears they are 4000-03.
The prime movers are MTU, and the trucks are unique to Brookville (but look quite like Blombergs)
http://trn.trains.com/Railroad%20News/News%20Wire/2013/06/Brookville%20prepares%20first%20BL36PH%20for%20delivery.aspx
Looks like an F59PH, so what?
Where do their trucks and prime movers come from?
Brookville has completed their first BL36PH for Florida's Tri-Rail.
Unfortunately, I am unable to find an article other than the News Wire one, but they look pretty close to the mockup halfway down the page on Brookville's website: http://www.brookvillecorp.com/locomotive-passenger.asp
I'll try to keep looking for a new article. Thoughts on their appearance?
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