QUOTE: Originally posted by Glen Ellyn QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes The other day I saw a CNW engine but was unable to get a number on it. [:(] You say a CN&W engine. I have seen it twice but that was a long time ago. Where did you see it?
QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes The other day I saw a CNW engine but was unable to get a number on it. [:(]
QUOTE: Originally posted by mudchicken QUOTE: Originally posted by talbanese Today I saw Amtrak P42 #124 pulling two coaches and 8 flatcars, followed by Amtrak GP38 #720. They were heading south down the NEC through the Wilmington Station. The flats cars appeared to have concrete ties. The ties were almost the length of teh cars. Can concrete ties support more then 1 set of tracks? switch ties
QUOTE: Originally posted by talbanese Today I saw Amtrak P42 #124 pulling two coaches and 8 flatcars, followed by Amtrak GP38 #720. They were heading south down the NEC through the Wilmington Station. The flats cars appeared to have concrete ties. The ties were almost the length of teh cars. Can concrete ties support more then 1 set of tracks?
QUOTE: Originally posted by Grinandbearit Motive power on the CN must be at a premium these days. 309 this afternoon had CN 6015 ( a rebuilt SD-40u, 35 yrs old) 6942, ( SD-40-3 , 33 yrs old) and 5078, an original SD-40,also 35 yrs old. You don't see many GE locos that old still hauling mainline freights at 60 per.
QUOTE: Originally posted by macguy Big de-railment on the CN mainline in the Fraser Canyon, CP coal train (they have a trackage agreement).... About 20 or so cars off the tracks..... nobody injured. Pics Here --- http://www.railroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?p=16811#post16811
QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes The other day I took pictures of the Bearing Cross Railroad Bridge spanning the Arkansas River. If they turn out well I will submitt one or two to Railpictures and see if one will get accepted. Then everyone can see the "lift" section which I think is neat. [;)]
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