6 Chessie SD's has the coal train roaring, + four units pushing. 1/28/1990
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That's Chessie's K5LA is just stunning. Boy, if only they sounded that nice these days.
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Nice video. I wanst born for another two years and 364 days after you filmed this. I wish we saw more seaboard and chessie power these days. Very nice K5LA horn on the lead.
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1/28/1990 huh?? I was'nt born 4 another 9 month's & 26 day's after this film was made...
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Excellent video! 1:13 *cough* *cough*
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nice video Jack! :-)
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nice vieo Jack! :-)
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@1jackdk Is there any part of this line that is still active? Wonderful new sets of uploads btw, ive been watching them. Keep up the amazing string of uploads. Its great to see someone captured this era of pure epicness on the CSX.
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What is the engine next to the last Chessie unit with the yellow and red logo? I know I've seen it before but can't make it out.
carriersignal 2 months ago
@carriersignal That was a Seaboard Systems SD50. Thanks for watching...
1jackdk 2 months ago
The bridge in the background as the helpers go away...is that apart of the old Western Maryland? Same as the track that crosses this line over Keystone bridge?
Seaboard1321 3 months ago
@Seaboard1321 Yes it is. Its a bike trail now. Thanks for watching...
1jackdk 3 months ago
Okay, who doesn't know their power? The 4th; 5th; and 6th Units on the head-end look more like GP40-2's to me.
KB1NWR 1 year ago
@KB1NWR No. Just the 4th! Its a GP40-2. The 5th and 6th units are SD50's, as are the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Pause it at each unit, and you will see. Glad to see you know your power. LOL Thanks for watching. Jackmp294...
1jackdk 1 year ago 4