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Western Railroad Discussion > The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP.Date: 02/02/19 22:32 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: weather The motive power on NWP has gone through an assortment of engines and colors. Gone are blue and yellow ex-ATSF geep #1322 to the Santa Maria Valley and NS Black high nosed GP-38 #5076 now on the NVWT.. Still on the property is the ex GN GP-9 #1922. The main power is the red RJ Corman Genset #2009 and the imaculate ex-SP Scarlet and Gray (MAC) SW-1500 , #1501. NWP has been short on power so a "used" engine bought at acution showed up yesterday at Schellville. Ex-UP genset 2611 will provide much needed horsepower to move around the stored cars in the Yard . Our B&B Superviosr today caled it a "pig sucking a lemon." It will probably be limited to the Brazos branch until the PTC can be installed. Here is the #5076 on the Wine Train. Here are file images of the #1501 and the PTC equpped #2009.
Date: 02/02/19 23:11 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: weather Date: 02/03/19 08:40 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: tomstp OK but, where's Clint?
Date: 02/03/19 08:48 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: SierraRail Who was the builder of the 2611 Genset engine?
Date: 02/03/19 08:49 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: CPRR Any, any new customers? Any chance of work from Healdsburg?
Date: 02/03/19 09:13 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: SierraRail That #2611 sure looks like a GE B30-7A Frame?
Date: 02/03/19 09:24 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: MP555 SierraRail Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Who was the builder of the 2611 Genset engine? Railpower Technologies. Date: 02/03/19 09:28 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: MP555 SierraRail Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > That #2611 sure looks like a GE B30-7A Frame? Correct. MP 4838 > UP 238 > UPY 2611. Date: 02/03/19 09:28 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: MP555 weather Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > ex-SP Scarlet and > Gray (MAC) SW-1500 , #1501. MP15DC. Date: 02/03/19 12:07 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: GN599 Nice update, just for posterity GP9 1922 is former NP👍🏻
Date: 02/03/19 13:10 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: dmaffei They need to "patch" the number on 2611 with SP / NWP grey as the UP patched the SP units. Thanks for t he report Mike
Date: 02/03/19 13:18 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: hawker95
Date: 02/03/19 16:42 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: TS735 Appreciate the update and photos. Is the ex- NS #5076 now owned by the Napa Valley Wine Train or just leased?
Posted from iPhone Ryan Barber Stockton, CA Date: 02/03/19 18:57 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: stlrailfan Railpower built these pieces of junk
Date: 02/04/19 05:22 Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on the NWP. Author: hawker95 TS735 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Appreciate the update and photos. Is the ex- NS > #5076 now owned by the Napa Valley Wine Train or > just leased? > > Posted from iPhone 5076 is owned by Summit Signal inc, a Signal maintainer and all around Jack-of-all-trades company. They leased it to the NVR. |