A trio of MK rebuilt SD40M-2's street running on 9th Street in Colton, Ca over former Pacific Electric Territory.
Crossings protected by Mechanical Flagman "Wig-Wag" signals dating to the PE days....
A trio of MK rebuilt SD40M-2's street running on 9th Street in Colton, Ca over former Pacific Electric Territory.
Crossings protected by Mechanical Flagman "Wig-Wag" signals dating to the PE days.
This is the North side "Wig-Wag" with the classic clink-clink-ca-clink noise.
After years of trying to get SP heritage units on this stretch it happened on 3-21-07.
SP 8664 (Former CNW 911) leads UP 2741 (Former SP 8642, former CNW 957) mid UP 2718 (Former SP 8665 former KCS 636) trailing
Dedicated to the memory of the Southern Pacific, and its Pacific Electric Division.
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This Wig Wag signal located at South Ninth Street and East "O" Street, Colton, California 92324 is no longer in service. There is not any mechanical signal serving this crossing now.
@Davie1954 - This wigwag is located at the intersection of 9th and "M" street. The "O" Street wigwag has been knocked down for quiet a while now. Its been gone for at least TWO years.
HELL YEAH, SWEET VID DUDE! GOOD JOB, KEEP IT UP! :-) 5***** BTW: if you go down there again, can you get a shot of the train coming down the street please. :-)
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BTW: if you go down there again, can you get a shot of the train coming down the street please. :-)