After recieving the Heads Up on this CSX Q619-06 with 3 KCS units and 1 TFM unit leading (w/ the Southern Belle LEADING!) I was determined to catch this train especially since it was only an hour away from home in Augusta. So after leaving work early I was fortunate enough to make it to Salak (Greenwood), South Carolina, located South of CSX's Maxwell Yard, to find Q619-06 waiting at the signals to meet a Q614-06. After Q614-06 enters the yard and clears the Main, Q619-06 starts its journey with a fresh crew down the Abbeville Subdivision.
Next, we catch CSX Q619-06 highballing into Abbeville, South Carolina.
Last, Q619-06 is seen coasting downhill at the South End of Calhoun Falls Siding. This would be the last spot in South Carolina before Q619-06 crosses into Georgia, and this would end Part 1 of the chase!
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If I remember correctly, the power on this train came from 2 separate military trains that came to NC, and they combined the power in Hamlet to send them back west.
PlanesTrains78 6 months ago
That K5HLL sunds terrific,funny thing.....everyone hated the K5HL but everyone loves this one,even though is sounds kinda out of tune,still,id rather listen to this horn or the K5LLA than that worthless k5la,just my opinion..great catch
fnm9908 11 months ago
Beautiful horn on a beautiful engine. Love it, Alot of KCS!! YEAA !! Nice vid good chase man
JgordonAmtrak1 1 year ago
When I heard I missed this you can bet I wasn't to happy haha. That power no doubt came in the night before on Q614 with the TFM SD70MAC leading. Do you know of any sites or furoms where I can find out about the trains coming my way?
csxketh1 1 year ago
nice!
dlotroxx 1 year ago