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Uploaded by on May 28, 2008

This is a Union Pacific MoW Truck pulling 1 side dump car and 3 ballest cars loaded.

This video is at Cache Junction, they are meeting Southbound CSXT 7311. The work train headed for Daton Idhao. I'm not sure were they where taking those loaded cars but My guess is there is a wash out that needs fixen before it gets so bad that trains cant run.

The side dump had large boulders in it and the ballest cars were loaded with ballest.

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  • whats with the red box car on the side track

  • @pojl which one?

  • @utahidahocentral pause it at 1:33 and its the one on the very end and it looks like its just floating

  • @pojl weeeds on the rails blocking your view of the wheels on the rails or maybe its a UFO hiding in plain sight?

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  • 2 very nice catches!

  • Nice Trains.

  • @utahidahocentral ha yea thats probaly it

  • @Heyde1979 This is the Union Pacific Railroad's Ogden Subdivision, so yes there are a lot of UP trains, a few BNSF detour trains and a few visiting loco from other roads tossed in to the mix. No matter the power, you can bet its a UP crew on the train.

  • @utahidahocentral  I would figure that you would get more Union Pacific and BNSF trains csx trains are more common in the Northeast and the south

  • @Heyde1979 No not really.

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