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Nostalgia & History > Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309Date: 12/03/16 05:04 Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309 Author: refarkas L&N 2309 sits at an equipment dealer in Montgomery, Alabama on 04/08/1974. Notice the two different types of trucks.
Bob Date: 12/03/16 08:08 Re: Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309 Author: PHall gonx Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What happened to the unit's stack? > > I can't imagine that the road operated them > without some sort of exhaust stack to direct the > smoke upwards. It's at the equipment dealer after it had been retired by the L&N. The stack was probably "harvested" before it left the L&N. Date: 12/03/16 08:09 Re: Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309 Author: krm152 According to info in Louisville & Nashville Diesel Locomotives by Charles Castner, Ron Flanary & Lee Gordon, #2309 (originally NC&StL #2109) was retired by the L&N on 1/1/1974.
My thought is that the condition you see it in is how it left the L&N. ALLEN Date: 12/03/16 09:13 Re: Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309 Author: TCnR Wonder if there's a photo of the 'other' switcher:
------------------------------------------------------- ... Notice the two > different types of trucks. Date: 12/03/16 14:01 Re: Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309 Author: ctillnc I believe this was taken at Railway Supply Co. in Montgomery. In the 1970s they rebuilt numerous locomotives as slugs and also repowered some non-EMD units with 567s removed from retired passenger locomotives. RSCI operated from the former WofA shops, nearly all of which were razed in the 1980s.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/03/16 14:01 by ctillnc. Date: 12/03/16 17:31 Re: Switcher Saturday - L&N 2309 Author: refarkas Thanks. I do believe this was Railway Supply Company.
Bob |