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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Meet at Folkston - Interesting LoadDate: 12/02/18 07:26 Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: RFandPFan CSX A750 and Q441 with an interesting load meet at Folkston, Georgia pn 11/30/18
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 12/02/18 11:41 Re: Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: WM_1109 Great video, Greg.
So that was the conductor of the A750 on the ground conducting the prescribed inspection of the Q441? -Ted Date: 12/02/18 11:53 Re: Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: RFandPFan Theowhitey Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great video, Greg. > So that was the conductor of the A750 on the > ground conducting the prescribed inspection of the > Q441? > -Ted Yes, engineer was on the ground on the other side. Under a recent rule on CSX if the train is stopped and the conditions are safe, both crew members are required to do a ground inspection of the passing train. Date: 12/02/18 12:08 Re: Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: daylightdon It seems unusual for an intermodal train to wait for a manifest. Is this related to siding capacity?
Date: 12/02/18 12:11 Re: Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: RFandPFan daylightdon Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It seems unusual for an intermodal train to wait > for a manifest. Is this related to siding > capacity? No, it's a local going to Savannah and had to go straight through the interlocking. It was also extremely late (usually comes north in very early morning) so perhaps they didn't worry about holding it up. Date: 12/02/18 17:31 Re: Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: Trainhand they must have had only the 12 axle flat to haul the tank. it doesnt need that heavy a car.
Date: 12/02/18 17:49 Re: Meet at Folkston - Interesting Load Author: superchief1944 The real story here is that CSX has a train shuttling containers between 2 port cities a couple of hundred miles apart, at the most. Can anyone provide any insight as to what freight is moving on A750? Does it involve repositioning of empty containers? Or are they delivering containers from a port that is called by a steamship company which does not call the other port? Or, since many of the containers appear to be Schneider Truck Lines boxes, is this just some sort of short haul domestic move (seems unlikely).
And fact-based insight would be appreciated (as opposed to speculation). |