UP 1982 CNW 8646 pace video 2

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Uploaded by on Jan 6, 2007

I uploaded this just for CrazyRailfan, he said he liked 1982's horn in the first video I uploaded, so I figured he'd like this one. Again, it's the MPRCB from Nov. 23rd 2006. Taken west of Wheatland, IA on Rt 30.

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  • Very neat seeing high horsepower locomotives cruising. No mistaking that the sweet sounding horn is a Nathan K5LA (same type used on most of Amtrak's locomotives).

    BTW: What speed were you traveling as you paced?

  • I think this train stayed right around 50MPH the whole time. I could be wrong though, it's been a while ago now.

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  • One of the few remaining CNW units, nice catch!

  • man you are Luckey as hell to have seen this unit and paced it like this Sweet video I still have yet to see this unit and the others I have seen MKT and WP only but I grew up in the Real MKT and Mopac days as a boy before the UP merger they came through my hometown as did the ATSF on the oter side of town now all UP and the old ATSF is now KCS the former Dallas cutoff branch I have seen the MKT unit a while back and it looked like hell this is sure an interesting paintjob on this one

  • The Missouri Pacific engnine looks nice. Be cool if they had ES44AC heritage units like these.Rare to see engines.The SD70ACe the king of heritage's.

  • @ACLTony well i guess it does it sounds ok to me but thats just my opinion but yeah it kinda does i like 1995's better lol

  • @up199519981982198319 Thanks for posting that. You're right, it is a K5LLA, which sounds like a K5LA that needs retuning.

  • @ACLTony the horn is a k5lla

  • VERY RARE!!!

  • The horn is a Nathan K5LLA. If you hear one with all 5 bells sounding, its a rare treat. The 1L bell has a tendency to foul out. They tend to keep the H-units in tune tho...

  • it is starting to show some wear

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