California Fruit Train with PATCHED SP
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@hoorider13 Another way to tell the difference on the engineer's side is to look at the vents behind the cab. AC4400s tend to have 2 that are the same height right next to each other, while Dash 9s have 2 that are the same height bracketing a shorter one.
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Nice ex-SP AC4400! The number (6700 series) indicates an AC4400. A C44-9W would be numbered in the 9500s and above.
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Yes, like in a previous post this unit has been patched. It looks to be an AC4400. Nice vid.
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I thought CSX locomotives took over the train.
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damnnnn great catch. I LOVE REEFERS! where was this video taken, and where is this factory plant type thing you talked about in the info section?
baker3person 2 years ago
the video was taken in Rotterdam New York. check the video location on that google map thing later if I can get it to work. As to the price chopper warehouse, you cant really get any closer without going under a bridge and the warehouse is more like a military base, barbed wire and everything.
Nec1228 2 years ago
Nice!! Actually the SP unit is PATCHED with UP's Roster numbers.
Railfan77 2 years ago
ah, I always thought that patched meant that the SP was painted over with UP
Nec1228 2 years ago