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Date: 05/16/22 15:58
UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: cricket

Date: May 15, 2022
Image 1: State Capitol overlooking the yard, Salt Lake Sub, MP 783.6
Images 2-3: Stored power. Does anyone know the makeup and number of units here?
Thank you for any information.
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Date: 05/16/22 16:01
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: cozephyr

Locomotive units stored SWAG 100-200 units.  Appears to be three tracks - correct-?



Date: 05/16/22 16:03
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: cricket

Image 4: Fairly clean SD70M awaiting its fate
Image 5: GenSet Switchers - "Engines Of Change"
Image 6: UP 2661 South rolls by
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Date: 05/16/22 16:08
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: cricket

Images 7-9: Up, up and away ...








Date: 05/16/22 17:12
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: stevelv

Nice.  I really like the Capitol shot with the nice graffiti free covered hoppers.



Date: 05/16/22 17:41
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: BlaineM

Me too about our State Capital, nice photo.  In the photos 8 & 9 there appears to be five tracks with  stored locos.
Blaine
In American Fork



Date: 05/16/22 20:50
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: photobob

How do the shareholders react to seeing all this waste?

Robert Morris
Dunsmuir, CA
Robert Morris Photography



Date: 05/16/22 21:24
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: atsf121

photobob Wrote:
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> How do the shareholders react to seeing all this
> waste?

I saw this last week and wondered how much capital is just sitting there doing absolutely nothing. And UP has been storing power there for about 3 years.

Like the drone photos cricket, gives a better sense of how much power is stored than what I saw driving by on the freeway.

Nathan

Posted from iPhone



Date: 05/17/22 08:58
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: texchief1

Nice shots!

RC Lundgren
Elgin, TX



Date: 05/17/22 10:10
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: ns1000

photobob Wrote:
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> How do the shareholders react to seeing all this
> waste?

Its helping to "keep the numbers looking good" (eyeroll)??!!  Using more locos costs $$$....

Thanks for the pics...



Date: 05/17/22 14:05
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: WAF

photobob Wrote:
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> How do the shareholders react to seeing all this
> waste?
As long as they get a quarterly check, they don't give a shit



Date: 05/17/22 20:42
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: tomstp

No wonder they are slow moving freight.



Date: 05/18/22 14:54
Re: UP North Yard at Salt Lake City, Utah
Author: wyeth

I remember when that yard was a really busy place, actually moving rail cars, freight, and making money for the UP.



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