Western Railroad Discussion > UP 7437 West at Echo, Utah

Date: October 22, 2021
Video duration: 4 Min 33 Sec

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Wow! Excellent video, you sure now how to bring back memories.  Thanks, so many times I chose to be there.  My good friend's father owned the hipped roof Echo cafe.  We called him Fats Dillaree.
Then after I retired from the Government I drove semis for my Uncle hauling clay from Hennefer to SLC.  We stopped at that cafe.  I think it is all closed down now.
Blaine
American Fork

Anyone know what symbol that was?

I've not seen Hub reefers yet in a train. Fair number of reefers too counting Hub, England, and Tiger Cool. So I'm guessing it's the Lathrop (with a Oakland connection). 

That rail in the immediate foreground, to the left, is missing tie plates and spikes on 2 ties....

pbouzide Wrote:
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> Anyone know what symbol that was?
>
> I've not seen Hub reefers yet in a train. Fair
> number of reefers too counting Hub, England, and
> Tiger Cool. So I'm guessing it's the Lathrop (with
> a Oakland connection). 

Looks like the ZG2OA. It typically has the Tiger Cool and CR England Reefers on it. The IG2OA doesn't have that much head end power and is usually longer with a DPU. 

Don't know for sure but it also looks like it could be the ZG2SC.