BNSF refueling center opens.

[Anonymous]

Check www.omaha.com. In the business section.

[athelney]

Which brings up another point & question -- does BNSF still run fuel tenders? I know a few years ago I saw some on the mainline from Portland to Pasco WA -- do they still run?

[Anonymous]

http://KrugTales.50megs.com/rrpictale/p000101/p000101.htm

This is back in 2000, I would assume these helpers are still in operation, but I'm not 100% sure.

They all used fuel tenders.

[athelney]

QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy

http://KrugTales.50megs.com/rrpictale/p000101/p000101.htm

This is back in 2000, I would assume these helpers are still in operation, but I'm not 100% sure.

They all used fuel tenders.

That was what I was thinking of - did'nt realise they used them in Wyoming as well -- thanks

[Anonymous]

As far as I know out at Crawford on the Crawford hill they still use fuel tenders.
They still use 3 SD60M's as for pushers.

[DPD1]

QUOTE: Originally posted by BNSF railfan.

As far as I know out at Crawford on the Crawford hill they still use fuel tenders.
They still use 3 SD60M's as for pushers.

I'm surprised, I didn't think they used those anymore. Now if only those were available for Ford Expedition owners.

Dave
Los Angeles, CA
-Rail Radio Online-Home of the "TrainTenna" RR Monitoring Antenna-
http://eje.railfan.net/railradioonline

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by DPD1

QUOTE: Originally posted by BNSF railfan.

As far as I know out at Crawford on the Crawford hill they still use fuel tenders.
They still use 3 SD60M's as for pushers.

I'm surprised, I didn't think they used those anymore. Now if only those were available for Ford Expedition owners.

Dave
Los Angeles, CA
-Rail Radio Online-Home of the "TrainTenna" RR Monitoring Antenna-
http://eje.railfan.net/railradioonline

Which? The pushers or the fuel tenders? [:D]

[Anonymous]

[#ditto].....Now that's funny.