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Western Railroad Discussion > Well, that was different!Date: 06/30/16 04:08 Well, that was different! Author: funnelfan Exactly at 4am a short but solid westbound train of brand new unmarked 53' trailers passed through Cheney, WA on the BNSF. Would be a great "photo freight" in the Columbia River Gorge later today. Sorry, didn't see the power.
Ted Curphey Ontario, OR Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/30/16 04:09 by funnelfan. Date: 06/30/16 08:44 Re: Well, that was different! Author: NWRailfan Looks like the Q SPOPTL1 30A led by BNSF 6233. 24 cars, 902 tons, 2450ft. Currently in the hole at Yellepit meeting the morning e/b Portland Z
Date: 06/30/16 16:28 Re: Well, that was different! Author: bbcc Speaking of not normal moves, a windmill blade train was parked in georgetown (seattle) all day yesterday, left around 21:30, and I think it also sat a while in wenatchee. If i heard right it was u-vawjam. Dunno if it passed through spokane yet or not.
Posted from iPhone Date: 06/30/16 16:44 Re: Well, that was different! Author: kevink Another set of trailers was in Cicero, IL last evening when my Metra train passed by. They were not there this morning so they must have headed west overnight. They do have a small red logo on the front end but it was not anything I recognized.
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