Mini Intermodal Yards?

[Overmod]

... With, of course, the same box popping up with the OTHER "Click Me!" highlighted whenever you press one...

Keeps blonde VB programmers entertained for hours and hours... ;-}

[Anonymous]

Well that didn't turn out well- try this one...

[Anonymous]

OK overmod...

[Anonymous]

dharmon- seriously, I am not worthy of your 'I am not worthy' smileys!
(I like 'em, though!)

I should be bowin' to you. .. I'm just a trouble maker[:D][bow][bow][bow]

[Overmod]

... and isn't it interesting that in his error window, both choices are grayed out, meaning unavailable as platform choices...

[dharmon]

QUOTE: Originally posted by toyomantrains

For some reason, when reading this thread I got this window...

[:D][:D][bow]

[Anonymous]

For some reason, when reading this thread I got this window...

[miniwyo]

Last week, I saw them loading containers in the Green River yard, took em aobut a half hour to load 2 containers on 1 car, and they had about 15-20 cars there, I wonder if they are done yet :D

[Anonymous]

This would make sence at Wal- Mart distrubution centers that handles hundreds of truck each day. Conrail used to have small staitions with circus style loading. Vermont Railways has piggyback ramps at Rutland and Burlington but i have yet to see a Vermont Railway trailer on Vermont Railway in Vermont.

[Anonymous]

Its people dont eat It!

[Hugh Jampton]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Junctionfan

QUOTE: Originally posted by jeffhergert

In Jefferson, Iowa there is a company that makes some kind of soy product for export to Japan. This is shipped out in containers. The containers come in empty on flat cars or spine cars, I can't recall any double stack well cars. They have their own container lift vehicle. They unload the container from the car, load the product into the container and reload the container onto the car.
Jeff

That company wouldn't be called Microsoy would it?

Is that anything like Soylent Green?

[Junctionfan]

If it performs an illegal operation, it might shut down too.[:D]

[edblysard]

Yup,
Thats them.
It is kinda bland, and dosnt work too well, but if you cover it with mayo, and serve it on rye, it aint too bad!

Ed[:D]

[dharmon]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Junctionfan

QUOTE: Originally posted by jeffhergert

In Jefferson, Iowa there is a company that makes some kind of soy product for export to Japan. This is shipped out in containers. The containers come in empty on flat cars or spine cars, I can't recall any double stack well cars. They have their own container lift vehicle. They unload the container from the car, load the product into the container and reload the container onto the car.
Jeff

That company wouldn't be called Microsoy would it?

No that's a company out of Redding, Washington that makes a vegetarian alternative to Windows XP.....[xx(]

[Junctionfan]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jeffhergert

In Jefferson, Iowa there is a company that makes some kind of soy product for export to Japan. This is shipped out in containers. The containers come in empty on flat cars or spine cars, I can't recall any double stack well cars. They have their own container lift vehicle. They unload the container from the car, load the product into the container and reload the container onto the car.
Jeff

That company wouldn't be called Microsoy would it?

[Randy Stahl]

Ashley furniture in Arcadia Wis. loads TOFC cars at thier facility

[jeffhergert]

In Jefferson, Iowa there is a company that makes some kind of soy product for export to Japan. This is shipped out in containers. The containers come in empty on flat cars or spine cars, I can't recall any double stack well cars. They have their own container lift vehicle. They unload the container from the car, load the product into the container and reload the container onto the car.
Jeff

[Junctionfan]

Is there any businesses that have 1 or 2 sidings that get in loaded wellcars and TOFC?