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Nostalgia & History > B&O 4023Date: 04/27/17 18:57 B&O 4023 Author: refarkas Date: 04/27/17 19:47 Re: B&O 4023 Author: exopr Another great blast from the past! Thanks for sharing.
Date: 04/27/17 20:33 Re: B&O 4023 Author: CPR_4000 Another one-unit wonder! Long train . . . how fast did they run? I'd think maybe 50 mph for trailers, or were they drags?
Date: 04/27/17 20:37 Re: B&O 4023 Author: DynamicBrake Bob,
Your shot "gets it." I've always loved the Capitol symbol. Thanks for sharing. Kent in CArmel Valley Date: 04/27/17 21:30 Re: B&O 4023 Author: 844RRB Looks like the front handrail on the engineer's side is a bit "off." Great shot!
Date: 04/27/17 21:53 Re: B&O 4023 Author: SantaFeRuss Looks like one of the Baltimore & Ohio / Chessie System "Trailer Jets". I thought that name was always a cool name for the B&O piggyback trains. Nice photo.
SantaFeRuss Posted from Android Date: 04/27/17 22:35 Re: B&O 4023 Author: Alexmarissa What was this train's destination?
Posted from iPhone Date: 04/27/17 23:19 Re: B&O 4023 Author: krm152 B&O and C&O were noted for operating some very long trains with only one unit.
ALLEN Date: 04/28/17 03:30 Re: B&O 4023 Author: kgmontreal Very nice.
KG Date: 04/28/17 05:01 Re: B&O 4023 Author: bridgeportsub Awesome shot. Keep those B&O shots coming.
Randy Date: 04/28/17 11:47 Re: B&O 4023 Author: OldCond 844RRB Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like the front handrail on the engineer's > side is a bit "off." Great shot! Maybe somebody forgot to unhook a crossover chain when separating power. Don't ask me how I know..... |