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Eastern Railroad Discussion > CSX 904094 cabooseDate: 08/24/17 12:32 CSX 904094 caboose Author: SouthBuffalo1 Caught CSX caboose 904094 on the end of a rail train at Frontier yard in Buffalo today. Some of the pictures I have seen on line of this caboose show the other sides windows plated over. Wonder why? What does RAPU1 designate?
 Date: 08/24/17 13:03 Re: CSX 904094 caboose Author: ClubCar I don't know what those letters mean, but it probably has something to do with it being a so called "shoving platform." What a shame it also has that damn graffiti on it. They no longer keep these cars in a secured area in many places any more.
John in White Marsh, Maryland Date: 08/25/17 19:52 Re: CSX 904094 caboose Author: RF-NOCOM Judging by the door on the boxcar ahead of it I am guessing this was on a rail train, or some sort of MOW train. RAPU usually has something to do with Rail Pick Up Unit. They usually all have cabooses for long shove moves in MOW service when picking up or dropping off rail.
You're Always going track speed with RF-NOCOM! Date: 08/25/17 20:20 Re: CSX 904094 caboose Author: ble692 RF-NOCOM Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > You're Always going track speed with RF-NOCOM! RF-NOCOM = Run fast! Just watch out for that FR-NOCOM. |