I recently caught a road slug set working the old "A" line: Harold ------------------ Harold Hodnett Fan of NS, CSX, and their predecessors! Coming soon: The North Carolina Railfan Web Site http://www.trainweb.org/ncrail/
Here's a better shot of the GP30 "slug" Harold ------------------ Harold Hodnett Fan of NS, CSX, and their predecessors! Coming soon: The North Carolina Railfan Web Site http://www.trainweb.org/ncrail/
And here is the "parent": Harold ------------------ Harold Hodnett Fan of NS, CSX, and their predecessors! Coming soon: The North Carolina Railfan Web Site http://www.trainweb.org/ncrail/
In Detroit, slug 2229 is teamed with 6489 and is currently being used by Conrail on a yard transfer job.
It's funny how these units change... according to the CSX Bull Sheet, # 2229 was originally paired with unit # 6403. #6489 was paired with #2232. Harold ------------------ Harold Hodnett Fan of NS, CSX, and their predecessors! Now Open! The North Carolina Railfan Web Site http://www.trainweb.org/ncrail/
Here's a site that has all of the road slug/parent # assignments: http://www.bullsheet.com/slugs/mothers.htm#RDSLUG Harold ------------------ Harold Hodnett Fan of NS, CSX, and their predecessors! Now Open! The North Carolina Railfan Web Site http://www.trainweb.org/ncrail/
that ain't nothin, I saw 2211,2283, 2201 and an SD70MAC #744 arranged as: <<-2283,744->>,2201->>,<<-2211. on the end of the coal train was a CP Rail SD40-2 snoot(didn't get #) and Norfolk southern #6111. odd train, but it happened. ------------------ TrainBoard.com MEMBER#204 N.A.R.A. Member #8 THE-WEB-PAGE-IS-NOW- UPDATED!! Appalachian & Atlantic Model Railroad "QUALITY at WORK with SAFETY in MIND"
