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Challenger Locomotive at Dunsmuir

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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2006

UP Challenger steam locomotive arriving at Dunsmuir, CA in September, 2005.

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  • Little ricer racer kids brag about theyre crx having torque... now this bitch here has some torque!!!!

  • That's true. It's steam insurance. Railroad steam was very romantic, to be sure, but colossally inefficient,  expensive,

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  • Right off the 5 fwy in northern California. A little north of Redding

  • Northern California. Right off the 5 fwy north of Redding. Very small town. It's up by Mount Shasta

  • Weres that place at?

  • The reason for the diesels is that they only fired up the steamer occassionally, the diesels drive the rest of the time. The Challenger makes more than enough power for the job, but she's high maintenance and the facilities that can service such a locomotive are few and far between. So they save its operation to ensure it runs when the promoters and sponsors paid for it to run. It's all politics. And for the record the 1984 is an SD70ACe and the 3984 is an SD70MAC.

  • isn't that a "big boy"?

  • @DRG1939 Whoa, relax there amigo. I'm a RR Conductor too, but you seriously need to calm down, you are full of yourself. You have a pretty nasty mouth too, cool it.

  • @FitzNS Well, I am probley wrong, but i thought they were for generating electric power also.

  • I miss nor cal so much.

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