371 west at Hilltop CG92 at 15:19. CSXT 783, AMTK 90229, 3 Superliners, and AMTK 61. Only 7 hours late Haven’t ever seen a CSX engine fly at me like that going west at Hilltop... they’re usually still going 15-20 MPH from the bridge.
Q38531, dead on the main at Trowbridge since 04:45 this morning with bad power is finally on the move west after getting re-crewed and grabbing CSX 8613 off of D708's power as their new lead unit. Train came to a stop east of Howell at 03:00 when trailing unit 5461 went belly up. Lead unit CSX 218 took the train went to Trowbridge on its own with 107 cars and 8600 tons. Z62403 with GLC 395+398+399 was over onto CSX in Howell at the noon hour picking up the 48 cars D708 left in the Howell pass on the 29th of December.
Q38403 was putting their train together in Grand Rapids as of 9:30pm, still haven't departed as of 10:25pm.
Edit: as of 11:50pm, q38403 still hasn't left. Around 9:45pm,heard east tower in GR yell "STOP! 384 STOP!" Haven't heard much since then.
justin_gram wrote:Amtrak P370-03 eastbound with AMTK 519 leading east has 26 axles, 432 feet at 91.9 DD at 00:12. Running a bit over 3 hours late.
Train should have the wild consist of P32 519, 3 Superliners, NPCU 90229, and CSXT 783.
Departed St. Joseph at 12:18 am.
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nictd1000 wrote:Did that P32 end up on P370 as expected?
Sure did. Getting ready to depart GRR with 519 leading.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.
Q384 is brake testing at plaster creek with 3319 leading, 2 GEs, and 8619 4th out. Stacks up front.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.