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Nostalgia & History > March 28, 1992.Date: 07/31/15 06:45 March 28, 1992. Author: SP2778 SP 6814 East climbing Rice Hill, Siskiyou line,
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 07/31/15 07:30 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: Out_Of_Service was there an approach indication with the lower quadrant single blade semaphore signals ??? ... or were 2 blades needed to show more than the 2 indications of a single blade signal ??? ...
Date: 07/31/15 07:43 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: RFandPFan Excellent video, thank you for sharing!
Date: 07/31/15 08:31 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: bobgfla is this the line some shortlne toke over and embargoed it because of its steep grades??
Date: 07/31/15 08:31 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: spnudge Needed two blades to show a yellow. Trouble was the single blades would show red and that could be for quite a few blocks.
Nudge Date: 07/31/15 10:17 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: doesyourdogbite Good lookin' train. Thanks for posting.
Date: 07/31/15 10:46 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: sp3663 Good stuff. Thanks for posting for all of us to enjoy!
Ron W Date: 07/31/15 15:15 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: WAF A little over axle on the head end. Need to isolate a couple of those '9s.
Date: 07/31/15 17:37 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: SD452XR Always enjoy when the whole train was videotaped.
Date: 07/31/15 21:37 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: Fizzboy7 Super video again! Can't go wrong with SP's bread and butter.
Date: 08/01/15 09:05 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: Habu WAF Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > A little over axle on the head end. Need to isolate a couple of those '9s. Not sure if you noticed but the rear two SD9s were either isolated or dead-in-tow. The other 3 SD9s, however, were putting out that unmistakable melodic chant of roots-blown 567 engines. Definitely miss the SP and their fleet of aging first generation diesels. Date: 08/01/15 13:37 Re: March 28, 1992. Author: WAF Still 6 axles over limit
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