Plymouth Sub Grain Operations Q1 2024

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Plymouth Sub Grain Operations Q1 2024

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I appreciate the feedback, rest assured the Q2 2024 logs are well underway. Given the positive reception, I will include the Q4 2023 logs as well.
10 sets of trains (20 total) in addition to a potash run both ways. 897 empty cars in and 901 loads taken outbound by unit trains.

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Symbol		Destination	Power		Car Count	Date		Reported Location	Notes
														
G804-28		Webberville	520 + 431	83 Cars		11/01/2023	Plymouth 21:00		431 and 520 returned east engine lite.
G803-07				5484 + 5470	86 Cars		11/10/2023	Howell 10:25		5484 + 5470 replaced 431 and 520.
G790-06		Webberville 	939 + 3375	92 Cars		11/14/2023	Brighton 02:38		
G788-13		Grand Ledge	5424 + 3308	90 Cars		11/16/2023	Trowbridge 02:44	
G789-15				3375 + 939	92 Cars		11/16/2023	Howell 09:00		
G829-17				3308 + 5424	90 Cars		11/18/2023	Trowbridge 21:22	
G804-20		Webberville	3089 + 85	89 Cars		11/21/2023	Brighton 21:26		
G803-23				85 + 3089	89 Cars		11/23/2023	Howell 05:22		
G764-21		Webberville	3447 + 540	90 Cars		11/24/2023	Brighton 01:49		
G817-25				540 + 3447	90 Cars		11/26/2023	Brighton CH 43 04:14	
G804-25		Webberville	86 + 3117	91 Cars		11/26/2023	Brighton 06:59		Not spotted that night due to cold. Spotted as U305-26 the next day.
G803-27				3117 + 86	91 Cars		11/28/2023	South Lyon 06:25	
G790-27		Webberville	3065 + 3361	90 Cars		11/28/2023	Howell 14:20		3361 ran as DPU.
G789-30				3361 + 3065	90 Cars		12/01/2023	Howell 23:10		Left Webberville as non-DPU train, passed Princeton IN with 3065 mid train with a manifest cut attached.
G792-10		Grand Ledge	3386 + 577	92 Cars		12/11/2023	Brighton 00:00		Was added to I132 on the way to Plymouth.
G791-12				577 + 3386	92 Cars		12/12/2023	Brighton 09:01		
G077-13		Webberville	3389 + 3270	90 Cars*	12/13/2023	Howell 20:10		Power was taken to Ensel, wyed in GR, then returned to Ensel on L303-14
G817-14				3389 + 3270	90 Cars		12/15/2023	Brighton 06:41			
G804-12		Webberville	266 + 3469	90 Cars		12/17/2023	Brighton 21:37		
G803-20				3469 + 266	91 Cars 	12/21/2023	Brighton 02:51		
B235-19		Webberville	3214 +  8839	84 Cars		11/23/2023	Ann Pere 22:52		CP 8945 and UP 8180 were pulled at Walbridge, was 85 cars prior to arriving there. 
B222-26				3214 + 8839	85 Cars		12/30/2023	Brighton 03:26		8839's lights failed at Webberville, 3214 had to be wyed at Plymouth. 
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Thank you for posting. I enjoy this kind of information.
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AARR wrote:
Sat Apr 06, 2024 6:58 am
Thank you for posting. I enjoy this kind of information.
I second this, it will be interesting to keep track of at time goes on.

I don’t think everybody appreciates just how much grain moves out of Michigan, especially considering the large chunk of our crops that are consumed locally as animal feed, especially on the west side.

Plus this is obviously only part of it, since there’s traffic moving via the LSRC and GLC on the regular also.
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Saturnalia wrote:
Sat Apr 06, 2024 5:32 pm
AARR wrote:
Sat Apr 06, 2024 6:58 am
Thank you for posting. I enjoy this kind of information.
I second this, it will be interesting to keep track of at time goes on.

I don’t think everybody appreciates just how much grain moves out of Michigan, especially considering the large chunk of our crops that are consumed locally as animal feed, especially on the west side.

Plus this is obviously only part of it, since there’s traffic moving via the LSRC and GLC on the regular also.
Here here. There’s a lot of grain trains that end up in Toledo from MI on CSX and NS.

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