Eastern Railroad Discussion > Above LTEX at Lordstown

In no paticular order, various engines in Lordstown, Ohio on Thursday 



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Who do the F40ph's with stripes belong to?

BNModeler Wrote:
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> Who do the F40ph's with stripes belong to?

I think they're ex-Virginia Railway Express.

Looks like two UP Green Goats in the first couple of pix.



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Didn't realize there were so many storage tracks for locos and other rail equipment.  Thanks for the shots.  It's fun to try and identify former owners.

Several center cab units, too.

Thanks for the peek

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I did not realize there were so many units there. What are they going to do with them all? In the past couple of weeks I have seen about 5 cabs on Semi trailers going south on Belmont Ave, Rt 193 in Liberty, just east of Lordstown. I was not close enough or fast enough to see any unit numbers until a couple of days ago I saw 7572. They must be dismantling some of them. They may be coming this way to go around the construction on Interstate 80 west of Belmont and heading east. Not sure of any other details

GREAT stuff....!!  Thanks for sharing these.

Anybody know the identity of that B&P SD45?

That is one massive facility!!! Was it a former railroad facility? Anyone know?

Are the BNSF big white reefers in #2 and many other shots in for repairs or scrapping?  TIA!

mapboy

The Lordstown GM plant in the background building the Chevy Cruze, just laid off its 3rd shift workers (1200). 

Seeing CSX units in the "box car" paint makes me smile.  "Yes, why we repainted the unit, retired it, and then shipped it to LTEX......."

Looks like the unwanted CSX 4839 is among that lot. Thanks Trey for sharing. - quite an Aladdin's cave of locomotives.