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Eastern Railroad Discussion > NS train 24R?Date: 01/02/19 15:47 NS train 24R? Author: dschlegel According to HU the PRR heritage unit, NS 8102, is leading a 24R north at Berryville, VA, spotted at 4:17PM.
I am not familiar with this symbol, does anyone know where this train originates and terminates? Thank you! Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 01/02/19 16:10 Re: NS train 24R? Author: ns1000 My wife asked the same question. Don't know....just fairly certain its a baretable train.
Date: 01/02/19 16:14 Re: NS train 24R? Author: NSSpike Currently is a symbol listed as: Assignment varies...bare tables as needed.
Phil Maton Villa Rica, GA Date: 01/02/19 16:19 Re: NS train 24R? Author: dschlegel Thanks Phil,
Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 01/02/19 20:15 Re: NS train 24R? Author: holiwood A baretable train usually runs north on H Line in early part of the week, 24R is number they have been using for a while
hollywood NS B Line MP 74 Date: 01/03/19 01:12 Re: NS train 24R? Author: Notch7 I ran a 24R about three weeks ago off the Columbia district. It was mainly mty 40 ft. wells with a block of Linwood freight on rear with one Dash 9 for power. Beautiful heavy night time snowfall. Looked great with all the Christmas lights on. Made up for the rough trip.
Date: 01/03/19 08:21 Re: NS train 24R? Author: RayH Notch7 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I ran a 24R about three weeks ago off the Columbia > district. It was mainly mty 40 ft. wells with a > block of Linwood freight on rear with one Dash 9 > for power. Beautiful heavy night time > snowfall. Looked great with all the Christmas > lights on. Made up for the rough trip. I've heard both 24R and 24Q symbols originating in North Charleston in the recent past. If 24R had a block of Linwood freight, it probably originated in North Charleston. Prior to abolishing 338, the Sunday only 24Q was combined with traffic that normally was carried on 338. Date: 01/03/19 08:41 Re: NS train 24R? Author: florida581 8102 is on 24R-01. This particular 24R is Charlotte, NC - Knoxville Sevier, TN.
Andrew Date: 01/03/19 10:08 Re: NS train 24R? Author: mully florida581 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 8102 is on 24R-01. This particular 24R is > Charlotte, NC - Knoxville Sevier, TN. > > Andrew I could be reading this wrong but if it was the train through Berryville that would not be Charlotte to Knoxville. I'm wondering if this symbol is used system wide for baretable moves. I have seen this train before heading north on both the Piedmont and Roanoke Districts Gary Date: 01/04/19 04:16 Re: NS train 24R? Author: Notch7 8102 left Hagerstown last nite, still on 24R. It left Charlotte Intermodal as a section of P88 (Chicago pig train). It was resymboled 24R at Linwood.
Date: 01/04/19 09:30 Re: NS train 24R? Author: delvalrailfan mully Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > florida581 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 8102 is on 24R-01. This particular 24R is > > Charlotte, NC - Knoxville Sevier, TN. > > > > Andrew > > I could be reading this wrong but if it was the > train through Berryville that would not be > Charlotte to Knoxville. I'm wondering if this > symbol is used system wide for baretable moves. > I have seen this train before heading north on > both the Piedmont and Roanoke Districts > > > Gary > They went north to Shippensburg, ran around the train and went back south. Date: 01/04/19 09:54 Re: NS train 24R? Author: mully Wow.......Why would they do that they could go from Charlotte to Knoxville a whole lot easier than that
Gary delvalrailfan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > mully Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > florida581 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > 8102 is on 24R-01. This particular 24R is > > > Charlotte, NC - Knoxville Sevier, TN. > > > > > > Andrew > > > > I could be reading this wrong but if it was the > > train through Berryville that would not be > > Charlotte to Knoxville. I'm wondering if > this > > symbol is used system wide for baretable > moves. > > I have seen this train before heading north on > > both the Piedmont and Roanoke Districts > > > > > > Gary > > > > They went north to Shippensburg, ran around the > train and went back south. Date: 01/04/19 10:33 Re: NS train 24R? Author: ns1000 delvalrailfan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > mully Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > florida581 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > 8102 is on 24R-01. This particular 24R is > > > Charlotte, NC - Knoxville Sevier, TN. > > > > > > Andrew > > > > I could be reading this wrong but if it was the > > train through Berryville that would not be > > Charlotte to Knoxville. I'm wondering if > this > > symbol is used system wide for baretable > moves. > > I have seen this train before heading north on > > both the Piedmont and Roanoke Districts > > > > > > Gary > > > > They went north to Shippensburg, ran around the > train and went back south. ?????.... What..?!?!?! I live not that far from the NS Lurgan. I have YET TO SEE THAT HAPPEN..?!?! Posted from Android |