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  • so is the UP line still the old MOPAC line that runs through the heights?

  • Yes, and before that C&EI.

  • Your 4:50 local was YCH51 heading to the the Heights. 5:37 southbound was MPRAS 12...he was a heavy mofo, 97 lds,29 mts, 14,339 tons.

  • Nice!

  • Excellent Video! 5 Stars!

  • Awesome video 5*****

  • Great video, Frank!!

  • Great video! Nice catches.

  • nice shots frank, interesting to see it didnt take CN long to repaint one of the BCOL drapers....

  • damn they have begun to paint the bcol units

  • Awesome video as usual, Frank. It's great to see those old Geeps still serving for UP. And my impression ofThornton is that of a railfan's ideal place to live. Love that Chicaoland rail action and BoxcarFrank is da man!

    Just a slight correction though --- CSXT 7789 is a C40-8W. Only NS has C40-9Ws that I'm aware of.

  • No CSX has them. They're actually built on C40-8W car bodies.

  • NS is the only railroad with C40-9W's. CSX has C44-9W's built on Dash 8 carbodies. CSX also has three C44-8W's.

  • Those are CSX's C44-9Ws, which were built on a Dash-8 platform. CSX has fifty three of them numbered 9000-9052. The only cosmetic difference between them and a Dash-8 is the number of steps. Dash-8s have five, Dash-9s have six.

  • @BoxcarFrank but the CSX Dash-9's are numbered in the 9000's series.

  • Nice catch with that dump truck

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