ATN M715 Leslie RS5T - He Didn't Blow His Horn??? (Please read description)
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@WhoSaidTyler train nerds.
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If you get hit with a train that has a horn like that then they should declare you mentally insane and remove your driving license!
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no wonder he hits cars, them idiots are trying to pass at the last sec.
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Last 2 engines were old CN zebra stripes
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@BamaRailfan Thanks for clearing it up. I have a HESR video on my channel. Its the Death Train for Dow Chemical in Midland Michigan. This week I plan on getting some better videos in it. Have a look if you would like.
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@TheMikey12561 Correct. Former CN GP40-2LW. The color scheme on 2002 is Omnitrax. I'll admit it is similar to the old CSX scheme. :)
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@BamaRailfan Really Wow. The color looked just like CSX oh well. Now the last two they had CN heritage though didn't they?
This locomotive's horn is also operated with a cord and wooden handle coming down from the cab roof instead of a horn lever too. :)
sf5700 11 months ago
@sf5700 How many times do you reach for the handle instead, only to find there isn't one? ;) LOL
BamaRailfan 10 months ago
I've mentioned this before but back during the '70s, Leslie's were all you ever heard on this line. Always GP38's, GP30s and occasionally hi-hood GP9's. Sometimes some GE U-boats but not often. At that time you would see every paint scheme they had running then...Family Lines, L&N, Chessie and very rarely the old Seaboard Coast Line black....that was almost always on the U-boats.
The last locomotives CSX assigned to this line before ATN took over were GE B3x-7's.
WhoSaidTyler 11 months ago
@WhoSaidTyler Too bad I was only around this area to catch the last days of CSX's operations. I vaguely remember some SCL and L&N power here on my yearly visits to family in the area. I grew up in UP territory and remember the first CSX engine I saw here. I had no clue what CSX was! LOL
BamaRailfan 10 months ago