Robertrains wrote: » Sun Mar 24, 2019 6:30 pm
Guys, CSX Q132 was spotted in New Boston, MI today, Sunday 3-24!!!! It has UP 6310 second!!!! This unit is one of 8 GE Widecabs still in "Patched" SP paint!!!! WOW does anyone know where I can get this unit at tomorrow or what train it may be on? Please help find this unit: https://heritageunits.com/locomotive/detail/UP6310
OK, this "Patched" SP AC4400CW locomotive, UP 6310, is now near Grand Rapids!!!! I guess some train took it out there last night! Did anyone here see it? It is reported now on HeritageUnits.com that it will be on CSX Q328! This looks like the train to Detroit! What time does this train run? Does Q328 "Terminate" in Rougemere Yard? If so, that should be easy to get photos of the"Patched" SP AC4400CW!!!! Please help, I want to be able to photograph this unit!!!! With only 8 GE Widecabs still in "Patched" SP paint in 2019─
this is one heck of a "Catch!!!!"
q32625 cottage grove IL. q32724 arrived Chicago 2am. q32825 in system. q32925 on duty soon Detroit.
d70724 arrived lansing 5am.
n80023 holland. no loaded coal seen.
e80023 in system.
q15025 set for 1pm north Baltimore. q15125 not on duty Detroit. q13224 not on duty IL.
q50825 on duty soon Cincinnati. q50925 Carleton MI.
w00125 running Chicago to garrett IN today. w002 in FL, w003 in NY, w004 Cleveland. w005 Charleston SC.
Loaded coal train arrived Bangor mp CG60.7 @ 04:11:37 with a BNSF leading & CitiRail 2nd unit & 130 cars. Couldn't read the engine #'s.
Found from another post here it was engines BNSF 9139 + Citirail 1430
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SD80MAC wrote: » Mon Mar 25, 2019 8:09 am Q328 has not left Grand Rapids yet.
OK, has anyone here seen CSX Q328? Also, can anyone verify that the "Patched" SP AC4400CW, UP 6310, is on this train to Rougemere Yard today? I would love to catch it!!!!
Robert Jackson(Extreme Railfan/Bluewater and Michigan Transit Museum member)
106 with 2034 lhf and 4 boxes sitting at plaster waiting to go east. 328 not on the scanner
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.
BL2-1843 wrote:Q32925 CSX 5429, single unit approaching Williamston at 13:20 with 56 cars
D70825 is currently waiting on Q32925 in Ensel, Q32825 still hasn't departed Grand Rapids yet, no clue as to what that'll have for power, my guess it'll either have Q32625s power or last night's UP duo from Q329
BL2-1843 wrote:Q32925 CSX 5429, single unit approaching Williamston at 13:20 with 56 cars
D70825 is currently waiting on Q32925 in Ensel, Q32825 still hasn't departed Grand Rapids yet, no clue as to what that'll have for power, my guess it'll either have Q32625s power or last night's UP duo from Q329
328 is set to have the UP/SP duo mentioned above
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328 clear Godfrey with UP/SP, Y106 west clear Seymour - Grand Rapids
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.
