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Western Railroad Discussion > BNSF on new railsDate: 11/16/12 11:19 BNSF on new rails Author: Alco251 BNSF 3203-160-105 switching the former UP, ex SP customers at Marlboro Square Industrial park in Riverside, CA. Assuming this is the San Jac local.
Posted from iPhone Date: 11/16/12 11:28 Re: BNSF on new rails Author: miralomarail Good Job at answering the Question about if UP would Continue or Turn it over to the BNSF
Date: 11/16/12 13:46 Re: BNSF on new rails Author: TomPlatten I am assuming a financial arrangement was previously worked out over this changeover, probably part the flyover agreement!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/16/12 13:47 by TomPlatten. Date: 11/16/12 18:37 Re: BNSF on new rails Author: PHall Alco251 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > BNSF 3203-160-105 switching the former UP, ex SP > customers at Marlboro Square Industrial park in > Riverside, CA. Assuming this is the San Jac local. > > > Posted from iPhone That's not San Jac power. San Jac power is usually exclusively 4 axle power. Though the power they have used to position/retrieve the bare table trains on the branch have been 6 axle. So who knows? Date: 11/16/12 19:11 Re: BNSF on new rails Author: TomPlatten Baretables occupy the "main line" of the San Jac Branch almost into Perris Proper!
Date: 11/16/12 21:58 Re: BNSF on new rails Author: erielackawanna PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Alco251 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > BNSF 3203-160-105 switching the former UP, ex > SP > > customers at Marlboro Square Industrial park in > > Riverside, CA. Assuming this is the San Jac > local. > > > > > > Posted from iPhone > > That's not San Jac power. San Jac power is usually > exclusively 4 axle power. > Though the power they have used to > position/retrieve the bare table trains on the > branch have been 6 axle. > So who knows? That is the San Jac power. That set has been running on the San Jac for a number of weeks now. One GP50 and two GP60Ms. |