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  • Awsome love them MP15DC's look great

  • Eric, where did all of the MP15DCs go? I haven't seen one in months.

  • I saw Conrail SW1500 NS 2222 on H33 today. The MP15DC's might be in the Reading or Allentown Yard. 2415 was the common one in this area. I have not heard 2406 in ages.

  • the last time I caught 2222 was at Wyomissing Jct months ago. But I miss those MP15DCs, very unique engines. I haven't seen one since the end of summer. come to think of it, it was so long ago I was using my gf's Kodak camera to record videos, and they wouldn't even all fit LOL

  • There are 10 SW1001's, and I have seen most of them, 57 SW1500's, and 87 MP15DC's. Your odds at a switcher being an MP15DC is higher than the odds of seeing an SW10/15.

  • Ouch!

  • He was sounding shorts 'cause he saw you near the track!

  • good round here they either so REALly lond sessions or shorts realy annoying ones

  • cool video.

  • Some engineers like tapping the horn a few or more times after they blow their first 2 long long blows and tap before they blow the last long coming toward a crossing..I have seen that on occasion..

  • I think it's interesante that he blew 6 extra times, I have seen 6 to 8 horns but never 10!

  • Yeah interesting engineer..I personally like when engineers lay on good sounding horns for crossings etc..

  • Love The Switcher!

  • Nice!!

    Train #1. Usual duo od catfish doing the job!

    Train #2. Nice to see a switcher unit do a job to a local.

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