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Western Railroad Discussion > Some antiques in OKCDate: 12/07/16 09:23 Some antiques in OKC Author: billywa Rolled by BNSF Nowers Yard in Oklahoma City yesterday and spotted some new additions to the exisiting line of LUGO power. The new arrivals included roughly 8-10 BNSF SD75s, but also the two MP-15s pictured below (in bad phone grab pics taken in bad light). Believe both are of Frisco heritage but the 3700 is notable for someone's (honorable but less than professional) attempt to honor the GN. Don't know the fate of these engines, but given their age and utility, wouldn't be surpirsed to see them ultimately find a new home…
billywa Date: 12/07/16 11:22 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: Frisco They came into Tulsa for servicing or in transit to Springfield but they saw, little time in Tulsa worked mostly out of Enid. I did have one on a rail train from Tulsa to Springfield. It was trailing I believe the 3106
Date: 12/07/16 18:04 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: Cliffs619 Do you have the numbers or photos of the SD75s?
Date: 12/08/16 08:09 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: ntharalson billywa Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Rolled by BNSF Nowers Yard in Oklahoma City > yesterday and spotted some new additions to the > exisiting line of LUGO power. The new arrivals > included roughly 8-10 BNSF SD75s, but also the two > MP-15s pictured below (in bad phone grab pics > taken in bad light). Believe both are of Frisco > heritage but the 3700 is notable for someone's > (honorable but less than professional) attempt to > honor the GN. Don't know the fate of these > engines, but given their age and utility, wouldn't > be surpirsed to see them ultimately find a new > home… > > billywa > > Believe both of these are ex-GN's, notice the road trucks. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA Date: 12/08/16 10:17 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: billywa Cliffs619 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Do you have the numbers or photos of the SD75s? Am gonna try to get back this weekend or next week in more favorable light for some better photos. I know one of the 75s was BNSF 287 and I want to say another was 275 but, as I was more intent on grabbing the MP15 pics, those were the only numbers of the SD75s that I noted... Date: 12/09/16 20:02 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: Frisco The Frisco had I think 5 of these. I worked on several of them when I worked out of Tulsa back in the days.
Date: 12/09/16 23:28 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: SOO6617 ntharalson Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > billywa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Rolled by BNSF Nowers Yard in Oklahoma City > > yesterday and spotted some new additions to the > > exisiting line of LUGO power. The new arrivals > > included roughly 8-10 BNSF SD75s, but also the > two > > MP-15s pictured below (in bad phone grab pics > > taken in bad light). Believe both are of Frisco > > heritage but the 3700 is notable for someone's > > (honorable but less than professional) attempt > to > > honor the GN. Don't know the fate of these > > engines, but given their age and utility, > wouldn't > > be surpirsed to see them ultimately find a new > > home… > > > > billywa > > > > > Believe both of these are ex-GN's, notice the road > trucks. > > Nick Tharalson, > Marion, IA The ex- GN SW1500s had Flexicoil trucks, these are ex- SLSF MP15s w/ Blomberg trucks. Date: 12/10/16 08:56 Re: Some antiques in OKC Author: ntharalson SOO6617 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > ntharalson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > billywa Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Rolled by BNSF Nowers Yard in Oklahoma City > > > yesterday and spotted some new additions to > the > > > exisiting line of LUGO power. The new > arrivals > > > included roughly 8-10 BNSF SD75s, but also > the > > two > > > MP-15s pictured below (in bad phone grab pics > > > taken in bad light). Believe both are of > Frisco > > > heritage but the 3700 is notable for > someone's > > > (honorable but less than professional) > attempt > > to > > > honor the GN. Don't know the fate of these > > > engines, but given their age and utility, > > wouldn't > > > be surpirsed to see them ultimately find a > new > > > home… > > > > > > billywa > > > > > > > > Believe both of these are ex-GN's, notice the > road > > trucks. > > > > Nick Tharalson, > > Marion, IA > > The ex- GN SW1500s had Flexicoil trucks, these are > ex- SLSF MP15s w/ Blomberg trucks. After I wrote my post, I noticed they weren't Flexcoils. Duh!!! Thanks for the corrections. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA |