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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, PADate: 09/07/20 13:08 Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, PA Author: dschlegel Just 18 minutes before the NRFF showed up, the NRRB finished its work at Port Clinton, PA and headed north up the ex Reading mainline towards Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, PA.
As can be seen it was an SD40-2 kind of day on the Reading and a Northern! Enjoy, Dan You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 09/07/20 13:35 Re: Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, P Author: King_Coal Good sound on this one. Thanks for posting.
Date: 09/07/20 14:49 Re: Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, P Author: ClubCar They are both nice videos and it is so enjoyable to see in your video the yard with the F units and a caboose in the back ground, the way a railroad should be looking. The Reading & Northern move a lot of box cars and what is so important - they give good customer service.
John in White Marsh, Maryland Date: 09/07/20 14:56 Re: Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, P Author: dschlegel Thanks guys. What I was impressed with today was how fast the set out and pick up were by the NRRB. It was under 10 minutes between the time it got there and the time it departed.
Dan Posted from iPhone Date: 09/07/20 15:40 Re: Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, P Author: krm152 Another excellent video. Any SD40-2 day is a great one>
Thanks for your video posting. ALLEN Date: 09/07/20 16:50 Re: Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, P Author: Darthsimpletext What days does NRRB run?
Date: 09/07/20 16:54 Re: Reading and Northern NRRB “Roustabout” at Port Clinton, P Author: dschlegel Darthsimpletext Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What days does NRRB run? I think every day, I usually hear it heading north after the NRFF but on occasion like today it heads north first. Dan Posted from iPhone |