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Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:18 pm
by DT&I
How much for the C39-8R's and what was rebuilt on them?

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:33 pm
by TCtrainguy17
DT&I wrote:How much for the C39-8R's and what was rebuilt on them?
$275,000 a piece. They went through a complete overhaul including electronics upgraded to Evolution Series standards. They are basically brand new.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 4:24 pm
by DT&I
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
DT&I wrote:How much for the C39-8R's and what was rebuilt on them?
$275,000 a piece. They went through a complete overhaul including electronics upgraded to Evolution Series standards. They are basically brand new.
Can you keep DTCX in mind? We may want those...

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 7:20 pm
by TCtrainguy17
DT&I wrote:
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
DT&I wrote:How much for the C39-8R's and what was rebuilt on them?
$275,000 a piece. They went through a complete overhaul including electronics upgraded to Evolution Series standards. They are basically brand new.
Can you keep DTCX in mind? We may want those...
Sure thing. Just let us know if you do.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 7:38 pm
by ES44AH
:oops: whoops! our Evitts Creek yard switcher just radioed that we forgot to return the cars that came with #4800. Well, they are at the interchange now and ready for pickup.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 1:57 pm
by heartlandguy
Can the newly formed Detroit Southern RR have trackage rights on your former B&O line between Midland City and Cincinnati? We'd be running about 2-4 trains a day over your track to terminate in Cincinnati. We could also interchange at Midland City, if you wish...

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 4:30 pm
by TCtrainguy17
heartlandguy wrote:Can the newly formed Detroit Southern RR have trackage rights on your former B&O line between Midland City and Cincinnati? We'd be running about 2-4 trains a day over your track to terminate in Cincinnati. We could also interchange at Midland City, if you wish...
Trackage rights granted, it's not a busy line so there shouldn't be any problems. When was the Detroit Southern RR formed? I seemed to have missed it.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 4:47 pm
by heartlandguy
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
heartlandguy wrote:Can the newly formed Detroit Southern RR have trackage rights on your former B&O line between Midland City and Cincinnati? We'd be running about 2-4 trains a day over your track to terminate in Cincinnati. We could also interchange at Midland City, if you wish...
Trackage rights granted, it's not a busy line so there shouldn't be any problems. When was the Detroit Southern RR formed? I seemed to have missed it.
I haven't posted the thread about it yet. It started in February, and the operation starts on April 1st from Flat Rock, MI to Cincinnati, OH.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 5:13 pm
by ES44AH
Ok, if you're ready, we can send some engines to be repaired up the Security Branch to your Hagerstown Shops. We can send them up tomorrow if you want.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 10:21 pm
by TCtrainguy17
ES44AH wrote:Ok, if you're ready, we can send some engines to be repaired up the Security Branch to your Hagerstown Shops. We can send them up tomorrow if you want.
Sure, we can get right on them whenever they arrive.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 10:46 pm
by ES44AH
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
ES44AH wrote:Ok, if you're ready, we can send some engines to be repaired up the Security Branch to your Hagerstown Shops. We can send them up tomorrow if you want.
Sure, we can get right on them whenever they arrive.
Alright, they will sent tomorrow afternoon.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 6:13 pm
by ES44AH
Our ex-WM locomotives are at the interchange on the Security Branch. The consist is made of: BL-2s 81 and 82, F7a #230, 236, and 237, F7b #401, GP9 #25, 26, 31, and GP35 #3579. They are in fair condition, but the GP9s need engine work and #230 needs new motors. We want them to remain in WM colors. #401, #31, and #3579 are in Circus, #236 and 237 have te Fireball, and the rest have Speed lettering. Thanks for the help.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 4:02 pm
by TCtrainguy17
ES44AH wrote:Our ex-WM locomotives are at the interchange on the Security Branch. The consist is made of: BL-2s 81 and 82, F7a #230, 236, and 237, F7b #401, GP9 #25, 26, 31, and GP35 #3579. They are in fair condition, but the GP9s need engine work and #230 needs new motors. We want them to remain in WM colors. #401, #31, and #3579 are in Circus, #236 and 237 have te Fireball, and the rest have Speed lettering. Thanks for the help.
They got picked today. We'll let you know when each one gets finished. Also C39-8R lease units 3903-3906, 3910, and 3914 got dropped for interchange.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 4:39 pm
by TCtrainguy17
Press Release- The Appalachian Western Railway (AW) and the Toledo, St. Louis & Chicago Railway (TSCR) have agreed to consolidate under a single parent corporation called Northern Consolidated Transportation (NorCon). Each railroad will be operated as a subsidiary, retaining it's own identity and motive power. But all trackage and motive power is open for use by both railroads. In order to avoid confusion, symbols have been standardized. The main reason is attributed to the major benefit of streamlined operations. This will go into effect at 24:00 tonight.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 4:52 pm
by ES44AH
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
ES44AH wrote:Our ex-WM locomotives are at the interchange on the Security Branch. The consist is made of: BL-2s 81 and 82, F7a #230, 236, and 237, F7b #401, GP9 #25, 26, 31, and GP35 #3579. They are in fair condition, but the GP9s need engine work and #230 needs new motors. We want them to remain in WM colors. #401, #31, and #3579 are in Circus, #236 and 237 have te Fireball, and the rest have Speed lettering. Thanks for the help.
They got picked today. We'll let you know when each one gets finished. Also C39-8R lease units 3903-3906, 3910, and 3914 got dropped for interchange.
great thanks.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2013 6:26 pm
by ES44AH
ES44AH wrote:
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
ES44AH wrote:Our ex-WM locomotives are at the interchange on the Security Branch. The consist is made of: BL-2s 81 and 82, F7a #230, 236, and 237, F7b #401, GP9 #25, 26, 31, and GP35 #3579. They are in fair condition, but the GP9s need engine work and #230 needs new motors. We want them to remain in WM colors. #401, #31, and #3579 are in Circus, #236 and 237 have te Fireball, and the rest have Speed lettering. Thanks for the help.
They got picked today. We'll let you know when each one gets finished. Also C39-8R lease units 3903-3906, 3910, and 3914 got dropped for interchange.
great thanks.
We got the C39-8Rs earlier this evening and they have been put into service.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 11:03 am
by ES44AH
I forgot, can you put in steam generators in the F-units? WM took them out shortly before selling them to us.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 9:38 pm
by TCtrainguy17
ES44AH wrote:I forgot, can you put in steam generators in the F-units? WM took them out shortly before selling them to us.
Unfortunatly we aren't able to put in steam generators. But we can add a newer form of HEP instead?

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2013 10:16 pm
by ES44AH
TCtrainguy17 wrote:
ES44AH wrote:I forgot, can you put in steam generators in the F-units? WM took them out shortly before selling them to us.
Unfortunatly we aren't able to put in steam generators. But we can add a newer form of HEP instead?
yeah thats fine, we want them to be used for both freight and commuter service.

Re: Appalachian Western Railway

Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2013 6:00 pm
by TCtrainguy17
Press Release-
The STB has approved the merging of the Iowa Pacific into the Appalachian Western Railway, which is part of NorCon. All assets will be merged into the Appalachian Western at 01:00 on April 12.