Home | Open Account | Help | 303 users online |
Member Login
Discussion
Media SharingHostingLibrarySite Info |
Nostalgia & History > If you like F-units...Date: 11/18/12 21:00 If you like F-units... Author: RplusLJetService WP had quite a few. Here is a solid set at Keddie along with a highrailer.
Adam Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/18/12 21:02 by RplusLJetService. Date: 11/18/12 22:23 Re: If you like F-units... Author: billmeeker And almost a solid set of orange ones at that...
Date: 11/19/12 05:00 Re: If you like F-units... Author: Out_Of_Service the highrailer is a little past the signal wouldn't ya say without protection for the in service track ... even back in the 70's that would never happen on any railroad i worked for unless a temporary barricade was erected to protect train movements ... nice photo
Date: 11/19/12 07:23 Re: If you like F-units... Author: elu34ch Out_Of_Service Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > the highrailer is a little past the signal wouldn't ya say without protection for the in service track ... even back in the 70's that would never happen on any railroad i worked for unless a temporary barricade was erected to protect train movements ... nice photo We can't see to the left so we don't KNOW WWWWW&H Date: 11/19/12 10:47 Re: If you like F-units... Author: truxtrax Out_Of_Service Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > the highrailer is a little past the signal > wouldn't ya say without protection for the in > service track ... even back in the 70's that would > never happen on any railroad i worked for unless a > temporary barricade was erected to protect train > movements ... nice photo I seem to recall that the highrailers were run in front of trains for slide protection and warning. My presumption is that they are getting ready to proceed ahead of the train.......8>) Larry Dodgion Wilsonville, OR Date: 11/19/12 18:34 Re: If you like F-units... Author: PHall truxtrax Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Out_Of_Service Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > the highrailer is a little past the signal > > wouldn't ya say without protection for the in > > service track ... even back in the 70's that > would > > never happen on any railroad i worked for unless > a > > temporary barricade was erected to protect > train > > movements ... nice photo > > I seem to recall that the highrailers were run in > front of trains for slide protection and warning. > My presumption is that they are getting ready to > proceed ahead of the train.......8>) That would be the Broncos. That's not a bronco... |