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Canadian Railroads > MLW Monday in 1987Date: 11/18/19 10:08 MLW Monday in 1987 Author: Mastadon I recently scanned some old K64s from a trip to Ontario in 1987. Here's a small sampling.
First up is Canadian National M420 3503 eastbound at Port Granby with a GP40WL-2 and an F7A. Next is CP Rail C424 4222 at West Toronto with a RS18 second out. Finally, VIA FPA4 6789 was westbound through Bayview interlocking in Hamilton. Don Kalkman https://www.flickr.com/photos/mastadon4935/ Date: 11/18/19 10:50 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: briancdn Wow, stunning shots; love the first photo especially. One of the F7's used in snowplow service out of Stratford during winters.
Thanks for posting; more please! Brian N. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/18/19 12:48 by briancdn. Date: 11/18/19 12:16 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: TCnR Interesting photos. All sorts of details to see.
t4p. briancdn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ...One of the F7's used in snowplow > service out of Stratfors during winters. ... Ah-ha, that's what all the action around the radiators is all about. Had seen it before but didn't have the details. Did these go out west in general duties, or were they exclusively for snow plow duty? Date: 11/18/19 12:43 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: King_Coal All three are fine shots. It's good to see number one with a pristine R-O-W. No weeds.
Date: 11/18/19 12:52 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: briancdn TCnR Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Interesting photos. All sorts of details to see. > t4p. > > > > briancdn Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > ...One of the F7's used in snowplow > > service out of Stratfors during winters. > ... > > Ah-ha, that's what all the action around the > radiators is all about. Had seen it before but > didn't have the details. Did these go out west in > general duties, or were they exclusively for snow > plow duty? To my knowledge they stayed in the east, I could be wrong. There were at least two F7's and two GP9's with the big snow shields for plow service. Brian N. Posted from Android Date: 11/18/19 13:06 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: refarkas First-class images. That F7A in photo one looks like it was set up for snowplow service.
Bob Date: 11/18/19 13:43 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: MaryMcPherson 6789 is alive and well today, back in Canadian National colors at the Monticello Railway Museum in central Illinois.
Mary McPherson Dongola, IL Diverging Clear Productions Date: 11/18/19 14:31 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: ns1000 I like Pic 2!!
Date: 11/18/19 16:00 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: NYC_L4a Wonderful images, but the second one is my favorite.
Date: 11/19/19 12:50 Re: MLW Monday in 1987 Author: feclark Very nice work; the CP WB coming up to Lambton is a powerful shot, nice urban mess.
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