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QUOTE: Originally posted by ericsp QUOTE: Originally posted by uspscsx QUOTE: Originally posted by smalling_60626 ...but the espees I've seen there have a distinct "anvil" quality in the perpendicular arrangement of their (one per side) exhaust fans. I don't think it's a Jeep 38, but what would it be? It's definitely older, smaller and differently configured than Uncle Pete's latest showboats. This is probably a stupid guess, but I'd say a GP40X? Maybe?[X-)] Unless UP brought back a SP GP40X or two, there are no more SP GP40X. The only four axle SP locomotive around are GP38-2 (although they may all be patched by now), GP40-2, and GP60. When you say "have a distinct "anvil" quality in the perpendicular arrangement of their (one per side) exhaust fan" are you refering to the dynamic brake housing? If so, maybe it was a GP60. Remember, just because a SP unit looks old does not mean it is old.
QUOTE: Originally posted by uspscsx QUOTE: Originally posted by smalling_60626 ...but the espees I've seen there have a distinct "anvil" quality in the perpendicular arrangement of their (one per side) exhaust fans. I don't think it's a Jeep 38, but what would it be? It's definitely older, smaller and differently configured than Uncle Pete's latest showboats. This is probably a stupid guess, but I'd say a GP40X? Maybe?[X-)]
QUOTE: Originally posted by smalling_60626 ...but the espees I've seen there have a distinct "anvil" quality in the perpendicular arrangement of their (one per side) exhaust fans. I don't think it's a Jeep 38, but what would it be? It's definitely older, smaller and differently configured than Uncle Pete's latest showboats.
QUOTE: Originally posted by ericsp Post your sightings of Southern Pacific, Cotton Belt, and Rio Grande locomotives here. SP, SSW, and DRGW fans be sure to bookmark this. On 07/25/2005 I saw SP 8594 and SP 8681.
QUOTE: Originally posted by strabbs I see the SP(CEFX) 9362, SP (CEFX)9500, SP (CEFX)9400 SP (CEFX) 9392 just about everyday at work.
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QUOTE: Originally posted by kfuztv Today in Hanford, CA SP AC4400 #239 came folling through here behind two BNSF Dash 9's. Funny though about 10 minutes earlier another SP AC4000 came through but didn't get the number.
QUOTE: Originally posted by icmr This is an SD45T-2. MP 126 NS St. Louis District I have seen two unpatched CNW units tho. ICMR Happy Railroading.[swg][swg]
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