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Nostalgia & History > Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 PhotosDate: 09/01/26 12:07 Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 Photos Author: MartyBernard 1, 2, and 3. CN GP9RM 7210 and Yard Slug 254 at Oshawa, ON on August 18, 2007
4. CN GP9RM 7231 GP9RM, ex-GP9 Yard Slug 271, and GP9RM 7233 at Prince George, BC on April 29, 2009 5. CN GP9RM 7267 GP9RM and ex-GP9 Yard Slug 260 at Prince George, BC on April 29, 2009    Date: 09/01/26 12:08 Re: Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 Photos Author: MartyBernard .
  Date: 09/01/26 12:13 Re: Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 Photos Author: E25 Interesting selection... Thanks, Marty.
Greg Stadter Phoenix, AZ Date: 09/01/26 12:44 Re: Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 Photos Author: mcdeo I'm wondering, I'd think someone would know, obviously when a single unit is connected to a slug, all of the slug axles are powered by the mother. When there are two mother units, is there a way to have just one truck assigned to get power from each of the mother units? or would one unit power the slug by itself and the other unit did need to be connected to the traction motors on the slug. Just wondering.
Mike ONeill Okahumpka, FL Date: 09/01/26 12:58 Re: Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 Photos Author: MartyBernard Interesting question.
Date: 09/01/26 16:05 Re: Some CN Yard Slugs -- 5 Photos Author: Dandopinski I know that the control stands where set up for long hood operation on the 7200s. The other rebuilds where set up for short nose operation.
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