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Model Railroading > Looking For HO UP E-9 EnginesDate: 03/18/17 12:25 Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: philhoov Did anyone make HO UP E-9s matching the 949/951 road numbers?
Phil Date: 03/18/17 12:51 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: ATSF3751 philhoov Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Did anyone make HO UP E-9s matching the 949/951 > road numbers? > Phil I believe Walthers did UP951. Date: 03/18/17 12:59 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: gandydancer4 Overland did as well, along with the E9B #963. All in Brass.
Date: 03/18/17 13:34 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: up421 philhoov Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Did anyone make HO UP E-9s matching the 949/951 > road numbers? > Phil A number of years ago, BLI did a run of UP 949, 951 and 963B. The units were equipped with QSI sound. I have the set of three, and am not interested in parting with them... ;^) Part #s for the units: UP 951 - 1365 UP 949 - 1366 UP 963B - 1367 Hope that this is of some help. Bob Date: 03/18/17 16:36 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: 4-4-0LiveSteam Date: 03/18/17 18:10 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: domerider400 Walthers did 951, 949 and 963B a couple years ago.
Posted from Android Date: 03/18/17 22:46 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: atsf5701 Proto 2000 made both the 951 and 949 plus another number. I still see them at swap meets.
Date: 03/19/17 09:16 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: BAB Got mine from Nicolis Smith trains they are Walthers, have the correct sound programed into them for the single prime mover they had installed instead of the twin engines. Have run them with my fourteen car heratage train also Walthers at the Medford club they sound and run great.
Wouldnt buy any other brand due to sound qualitys of some as Soundtraxx has better quailty of bell and whistles. Date: 03/19/17 09:19 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: BAB Gave up trying to chase them down, ran onto that train outfit and bought them new as prices on the net were about the same for used ones. Good service from them, staff a little gruff to deal with but all worked out ok.
------------------------------------------------------- > Proto 2000 made both the 951 and 949 plus another > number. I still see them at swap meets. Date: 03/19/17 11:32 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: philhoov Well, I'm looking for an AB or ABA set - 949 & 951 minimum.
Not finding them anywhere online. Did UP run passenger trains with Alco PA/PB's? Phil Date: 03/19/17 12:42 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: up421 philhoov Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Well, I'm looking for an AB or ABA set - 949 & 951 > minimum. > Not finding them anywhere online. > Did UP run passenger trains with Alco PA/PB's? > Phil Hi Phil, Yes UP did run passenger trains with Alco PA/PB units. A reference photo shows a PA/PB/PA set on the Los Angeles Limited, train No 2 in October 1950. The train in the photo is a mix of yellow and two tone grey cars. The cars appear to be older streamliner cars and some modernized heavyweights. The UP PA locomotives were reassigned to freight service in 1958. Hope this helps. Bob Date: 03/20/17 08:41 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: binder001 re: PA/PB units on the Union Pacific; see if you can find the 1993 issue of the Union Pacific Historical Society's magazine "The Steamliner". That issue has two articles on the PAs on the UP, first is a "mechanical" history and the second is an "operational" history. You will find almost all you should need on the UP Alco passenger units.
If you don't find your desired E9s pre-letttered, you can always pick up units and renumber them. UP 949 and 951 were stock E9s until rebuilding. One detail - that order of E9s came with a single headlight (no nore door headlight). Gary B. Waverly, NE Date: 03/20/17 09:01 Re: Looking For HO UP E-9 Engines Author: philhoov Thanks to all for the info.
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