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Nostalgia & History > UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in NebraskaDate: 10/01/24 10:39 UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: valmont Bruce Black photo ... train was crossing White Horse Creek a few miles east of North Platte on 5/26/73
Date: 10/01/24 12:48 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: santafe199 Let's recap: Bruce shot a westbound train from south of the tracks a little ways east of North Platte, right?
Got it! (Will there be a pop-quiz in the morning...?) ;^) Date: 10/01/24 14:09 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: valmont 4:45 AM ... It'll be an essay test
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/01/24 14:16 by valmont. Date: 10/01/24 14:44 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: santafe199 can I bring a cheat sheet...
Date: 10/01/24 14:54 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: E25 Not a bad catch by Bruce. UP's sole high-nose SD24 on the point... a former EMD demo unit.
Greg Stadter Phoenix, AZ Date: 10/01/24 16:02 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: swaool White Horse Creek is now essentially an irrigation ditch at this point, and goes under the UP in a pair of culverts. The bridge was removed during the triple tracking project.
https://www.google.com/maps/@41.1269131,-100.6717222,3a,34.3y,334.42h,88.15t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1spN3-loEK0s33HEcJYM7mQA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI0MDkyOS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D mike woodruff north platte ne Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/01/24 16:04 by swaool. Date: 10/01/24 19:47 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: Milwaukee I'll second E25's comment. Finding 448 leading three SD24B's would defintely be a rare event and makes for a great looking engine consist. Thanks for sharing the photo with us here on TO.
E25 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not a bad catch by Bruce. UP's sole high-nose > SD24 on the point... a former EMD demo unit. Date: 10/02/24 01:35 Re: UP 448 + 3 SD24B's in Nebraska Author: gobbl3gook Is this a record for low ratio of windshield square footage to number of powered axles? Looks like about 6 square feet of windshield and 24 powered axles...
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